Serendipity

Homeware Textiles Antiques

Delhi Store 238/4, Jonapur Village, Mandi Road, New Delhi 110047, IN

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  • A rooftop cafe with gorgeous views of the historic Mehrauli area. 
  • Unique textiles and furniture designed and produced in-house.
  • The restored haveli has a "Mughal meets Morocco via Mexico City”.

Delhi Store


238/4, Jonapur Village

WHAT WE LOVE

Serendipity Delhi is a lifestyle and concept shop located in a rustic village on the outskirts of Delhi. Founder Kuldeep Kaur established Serendipity in 2014, after restoring a dilapidated haveli along with her brother and partner. The restored haveli is filled with a unique mix of homeware, furniture, textiles, antiques and one-of-a-kind pieces.


THE SHOP

The Haveli, a traditional home, has an expansive, lush, central courtyard surrounded by large airy rooms, offering visitors an oasis of calm and peace. Inspired by Riads of Marrakech and Essouria, Kuldeep chose mint green window frames, and pressed blue glass window panes against white walls, a color scheme which is now a signature look of the shop. There is a beautiful assortment of furniture, textiles, antiques, and unique finds. All the textiles and furniture are designed and produced in-house. The look is “Mughal meets Morocco via Mexico City”. A destination store, Serendipity has a rooftop cafe with gorgeous views of the historic Mehrauli area. 


THE SHOPKEEPER

Kuldeep Kaur has combined her love of travel and more than fifteen years designing textiles into her exquisitely curated lifestyle shop, Serendipity Delhi. She loves creating and sourcing unique products, and creatively displaying and merchandising the space. The shop has allowed Kuldeep to meet and connect with a global community of creative people from different walks of life – be it design, fashion, photography, theater, literature, or performing arts. Happy Satisfied customers who become friends are the most rewarding part of her journey.


ON THE FUTURE OF RETAIL

"Ecommerce and Brick & Mortar are here to stay – hand-in-hand. With the opening up of the internet and the world becoming virtual, brick and mortar stores will have to focus more on great design, innovation and also offer more intangible reasons to customers to have them shop the more conventional way."

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