Cocuze Introduces Regenerative Luxury Design in India

Cocuzè has entered the Indian luxury design market with a focus on regenerative luxury design with a living and conscious consumption. Based in New Delhi, this new design house seeks to transform the traditional concept of homes by treating them as dynamic ecosystems that impact well-being, behavior, and lifestyle.

Founded by Hemant Sahni, the brand integrates permaculture principles, traditional craftsmanship, and immersive technologies. Sahni’s shift from corporate leadership to design reflects a deliberate effort to develop environments that support physical, emotional, and spiritual health.

Key Highlights

• Cocuzè launches as India’s regenerative luxury design house
• Blends permaculture, heritage craft, and immersive tech
• Focus on mindful living through design, food, and sensory spaces

His background includes formal design studies in London, permaculture training near Nainital, and experience with heritage building methods in Shekhawati.

Cocuzè has developed an “intimate commerce” approach that encourages thoughtful and informed choices. By using augmented reality, clients can preview artworks in their personal settings, while the Cocuzè Privé service offers direct interaction with designers for customized support.

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The company’s core offering comprises curated collections available through its Atelier platform. These collections feature décor inspired by heritage, spiritual artifacts, high-quality materials, and components that provide immersive design experiences. Cocuzè also extends its approach beyond products to spatial design, food cultivation through the Alimento program, and sensory elements like specifically designed soundscapes.

Anchored in sustainability and mindful living, Cocuzè aims to position India as a prominent player in global design thinking by combining traditional practices with innovation to develop meaningful and adaptable living spaces for the future.