ndian fashion designer Rajesh Pratap Singh has introduced PRATAP HOME, a new home collection that brings his textile expertise and design approach into interior spaces. The collection marks a new chapter for the designer, who established his fashion label in 1997.
The launch follows nearly three decades of work in fashion and textile development. Singh is known for his signature pintucks, precision tailoring, selvedge details and experiments with indigo and fabrics. He is now applying these techniques to home furnishings.
From Fashion to Home Textiles
PRATAP HOME is the result of years of experimentation with fabrics and textures. Singh has developed several textiles through his in-house looms and design processes. Some of these materials were originally created during his apparel experiments but were later considered for interior products.
The collection includes home furnishings such as quilts, curtains, cushions and wall art. It also features muslin with bird motifs, Mughal butis, geometric stripes and detailed pintuck work.
Some products from the collection have already reached selected international retailers. However, the designer has now introduced the home collection to the Indian market.
New Home Collection at Mumbai Store
Singh is showcasing PRATAP HOME at his Mumbai store in Kala Ghoda. The store is located in the historic Great Western Building.
The designer has transformed the store’s mezzanine floor into an experimental display space. One section features beds arranged in a dormitory-style setting with home furnishings. Another section uses a long display table to present the collection.
The designer’s Delhi store in Lodhi Colony also features a dedicated section for the home range.
With PRATAP HOME, Rajesh Pratap Singh brings his experience in textiles, craftsmanship and design into the home furnishings segment. The collection reflects his long-standing interest in exploring new uses for fabrics beyond clothing.
