Orange Tree, a leading lifestyle brand from Jodhpur, is set to make a mark at the 17th edition of HGH India, being held from July 1–4, 2025, at the Bombay Exhibition Centre, Goregaon, Mumbai. The brand, known for its contemporary yet craft-driven designs in furniture, lighting, and décor, will be exhibiting at Hall 3, Booth B48.
A brainchild of Gaurav Jain, a second-generation entrepreneur, Orange Tree is the retail division of Basant, one of India’s top furniture exporters with clients like Pottery Barn and West Elm and operations in over 20 countries. Over the years, Orange Tree has emerged as a design-forward brand that has redefined modern Indian living spaces with its unique blend of aesthetic innovation and artisanal excellence.
At HGH India 2025, Orange Tree is spotlighting select products from its most popular collections—Andaman, Abacus, Kyoto, Doux, and Lunora. Among the highlights is the Abacus Console Table, inspired by the ancient calculation device and celebrated for its sculptural detailing and craftsmanship. Also on display is the Neo Kyoto Bedside Table, a seamless blend of elegance and utility featuring rounded edges and eye-catching spherical legs, handcrafted in solid wood.
Adding a touch of softness and opulence is the Kaba Bench, upholstered in luxurious bouclé, embodying tactile sophistication and sculptural appeal. Meanwhile, the Cici Chandelier from the Lunora collection evokes an artistic dance through its intertwining half circles and soft-glowing frosted glass shades.
Demonstrating its commitment to sustainability, Orange Tree is presenting its Doux Edit, a standout in eco-conscious decor. Notably, the Sierra Coaster, crafted from factory-waste Banswara marble and inspired by mountain landscapes, shows how design can be beautiful and environmentally responsible.
Speaking on the occasion, Founder Gaurav Jain remarked, “Our showcase at HGH reflects our commitment to ‘Make in India’ and highlights the strength of Indian design and craftsmanship. We aim to connect with interior designers, architects, and homeowners seeking sustainable, artful living solutions.”
