An artist's studio for candles & resin

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Homes Of Dreams began with a disappointment.

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Priyanka Talwar had fallen for scented candles — a love her husband, Rajat Malhotra, introduced her to. But the ones she found in India never matched what she'd known in London. They looked the part yet barely held their scent, whether lit or sitting cold on a shelf. The fragrance she wanted simply wasn't there.

Then lockdown changed everything. Learning online from a candlemaker in Germany, she finally got answers to the questions no one here could explain — and somewhere in the experimenting, she cracked the thing that had bothered her all along: scent that actually lasts.

But candles back then were plain — pretty wax and little else. So she started shaping it. Wax became succulents, beaches, lotus ponds, whole sunrises and sunsets — small pieces of the natural world made to sit in a home. And when wax reached its limit, resin opened the door wider, giving her imagination somewhere new to go.

Today every piece does two things at once: it holds a look with a story inside it, and a fragrance built to stay — strong when lit, alive even when it isn't, scenting a room right down to the last drop of wax.

This is the studio those pieces come from. Welcome to Homes Of Dreams.