The collection consists of modular furniture that includes made-to-order bar stools, side trolleys, and display cabinets; barware like glasses, ice buckets, coasters, and a bar tool set; serve ware such as copper trays and sorbet bowls, and decor pieces like vases, planters, garden votives, and tea-light holders, among other items. Its colour palette is a rich shade of midnight blue offset by deep copper accents. The collection can be purchased at all Nicobar stores and on their website. Prices start from Rs 750 for scented, hand-poured candles and go upwards to rupees three lakhs for the larger pieces of furniture. It is understated luxury catering to the needs of modern living.
The detailing of every piece contributes to its inviting aesthetic. Wooden cabinetry is held together by fluted glass doors. These are kitted out with round copper door handles and frames. A leaping salmon, symbolic of fun and frolic, is embossed on the handles, painted subtly on most décor products and stitched on to fabric. Another repeated motif depicts waxing and waning moons amidst moving clouds. The collection’s signature scent – bottled in a room spray and poured into candles – consists of zesty orange flower, a hint of lemon and notes of lavender which call to mind misty highland fields.
While the designs stay true to the essence of Nicobar, they go beyond the brand’s standard products. “Inspired by spaces where energy, atmosphere, and indulgence converge, this collection transforms outdoor and indoor areas — decks, balconies, terraces, and cosy indoor nooks — into settings that invite you to fully enjoy the beauty and depth of each passing moment. Even the collection’s colour palette is carefully chosen to evoke the mood of the evening — it reflects the deepening sky as day turns to lively night,” explains Rajiv Purohit, co-creative director of Nicobar.
