A horse gallops out of an old royal story and into the contemporary home. For Festive Collection 2026, vVyom by Shuchita reimagines the pageantry of palace life through equestrian motifs, imagined gardens, gleaming brass and jewel shades that run from saffron gold and smoked quartz to mulberry and jade. Ikat cuts through the grandeur, keeping the mood relaxed, layered and decidedly liveable.
The Palace Stables in vVyom by Shuchita Festive Collection 2026
At the heart of the launch is The Palace Stables, a collection conceived almost like an old story remembered and retold. The horse, once associated with royal rides, ceremonial processions and sport, becomes an emblem across embroidered velvet cushions. Around it grows an imagined garden of palms and foliage, while patterns borrowed from palace interiors introduce another decorative layer.
Against these more regal references sits ikat, familiar and easy, bringing an everyday quality to the collection. Bageecha and Naksh quilts, Naksh dohars, Palace Grid and Heritage bedcovers are joined by velvet cushions, botanical lumbars and embroidered equestrian designs.
Colour moves from saffron gold and smoked quartz to mulberry, mauve and jade, with powder blue, lavender, magnolia and peach appearing in lighter combinations. Nothing is prescribed as a set. Quilts, bedcovers and cushions are intended to accumulate in layers, giving each room its own personality.
Festive Table Décor in vVyom by Shuchita Festive Collection 2026
The festive story continues at the table with polished brass thalis, bowls and tumblers, illustrated horses, striped jars, patterned bottles and pomegranate-shaped platters. Ikat runners and napkins, rattan napkin holders and flashes of jewel colour offset the gleam of brass.
“I wanted the collection to feel royal without becoming formal. The horse, the gardens, jewel colours and palace patterns bring richness, while ikat gives it an ease that makes everything much more liveable,” says Shuchita Sancheti Garg, Founder and Creative Director, vVyom by Shuchita.
Drawing on a family textile history dating to 1884, vVyom creates pieces that carry their decorative spirit beyond the festive season, into homes and spaces with a personality of their own.
