Conscious Living: 8 Mumbai Decor Stores That Does Cool Natural Decor!

Think Earth is an initiative to create an ecosystem that is sustainable & zero waste. Our focus is to provide eco-friendly solutions, to curb plastic pollution. They’ve got printed jar wall hangers that have a bohemian vibe, natural wooden round serving trays, wooden cutlery, cheese boards, and so much more. The wall hangers are our favourite though, as we can totally imagine stationing tiny plants on them and grace our living room’s wall! 

Shell Out: INR 445 onward 

P.S: If you’re too lazy to head all the way to Kandivali and shop, you can check out their products on Shop on LBB too!

This home decor store’s name is self-explanatory, but we’ll break down its wonderful offerings for you. Located in Borivali, this tiny store champions storage containers, pen stands, picnic baskets, flower vases, trays, lamps, and so much more. The best part? All decor and utility products here are made out of bamboo. We’re also crushing over their bamboo cutlery- the jug and glasses set is our favourite! 

Shell Out: INR 500 onward 

P.S: EcoHUB is also a collection centre for plastic and e-waste. Oh also, do not forget to say hello to their house doggo!

Walking into a Good Earth is like setting up yourself for a trap but you go back a happy hoarder of all things beautiful. This is one of our favorite decor stores for picking up pieces that add color to our house. Based out of Juhu, Lower Parel and Colaba, they have some of the swankiest decor ranging from vases to ivory fine bone china with florals and more. With its earthy and quirky vibe, Good Earth is best known for upholstery, linens and cushions. They play a lot with prints and fabrics too! 

Shell Out: INR 1,000 onward 

P.S: Don’t forget to lay your eyes on the Bouquet Ginger Jars and Baradari Bowls. Those are some really stunning collections! 

This store’s mission is to produce earth-friendly products, create awareness about sustainable lifestyle and support small businesses which support that. You can get your hands on products ranging from home decor to travel accessories, and from fashion to beauty. Expect chic cutlery, coconut candle shells, upcycled table runners, indoor kettle planters, floating wall trays and so much more. 

Shell Out: INR 500 onward 

P.S: Brown Living also promotes slow living & fashion, biodegradable packing, zero-waste lifestyle, vegan and plant-based products and the usage of natural ingredients.

If your love for art knows no boundaries, this little store nestled in the bylanes of Fort will be a great place to pick up some beautiful pieces from. They have lovely photographs of city landscapes, pop culture prints of Frida Kahlo, Bob Marley as well as some portrait art. It's just paint and digital prints or paintings, all sustainable, to beautiful the walls of your abode. 

Shell Out: INR 2,000 onward 

P.S: dayDREAM has some wonderful wallpapers that will give your home a quick refresh. Most of them have muted colors, with wildlife prints on them that give your abode a fresh and exotic feel. You could have a jungle-themed wallpaper for your washroom, maybe near the bathtub!

Another tiny gem in the heart of south Mumbai is Samvit Sudha. Essentially a sustainable gifting shop, this one specializes in fabric-based and embroidered cushion covers, wall frames, and gift papers too. What makes this place even cooler is that it’s pretty cost effective and ideal for those on a tight budget. 

Shell Out: INR 350 onward 

P.S: Check out their tote and sling bags, and sustainable shoes too! 

Going sustainable is one of the key changes we must bring into our lifestyle, and Yes Yes Why Not helps us with that. They have gorgeous upcycled and recycled home decor items that can find a place in your homes. From hand-painted coasters made of paper mache, to discarded boxes upcycled into beautiful storage boxes, you have a variety of options to choose from. The show stealer here is a discarded coke can that has been used as a plant base. 

Shell Out: INR 400 onward 

P.S: While you’re at it, get yourself some cute caricatured family cushions, doodle diaries, quirky wrapping papers, and cute animal themed posters too

Now this one’s an oldie, but a true goldie. Gramin Arts is a small establishment with no catalogs or a strategically-organized shelf space. But it is an oasis of good art pieces. They sell copies of Raja Ravi Verma’s art, brass statues, carved wooden pieces, vintage windows and a lot more. We particularly loved the Buddha statue, a dancer head statue, and a Ganesha-inspired brass bell here. Most of their decor pieces here are made of wood, so be rest assured that whatever you buy is going to be sustainable! 

Shell Out: INR 1,500 onward 

P.S: This is a part of the Oshiwara furniture market stretch. Don’t forget to bargain when buying home decor from here.

If you’re ever in Navi Mumbai, and want to check out a huge sustainable multi designer store, walk into URU. They’re mainly known for their apparel and jewelry, but our favorite picks from their small home decor section are  the candle jars, jute baskets, and lanterns