Most window decisions in India are made in about ten minutes, on a price per square foot and a sample held up in a showroom. Three materials are on the table. The one usually dismissed first — because it costs more and sounds like work — is the only one of the three that can be repaired rather than replaced, and the only one that will still be doing its job in forty years. We make windows from timber. We don't make uPVC or aluminium. So read the next section as disclosure bef

In 1979, a mechanical engineer in Punjab began working with wood and machines, guided by two convictions that were unusual for the time: that materials should be treated with respect for the environment they came from, and that a piece of furniture should be engineered, not merely built. That engineer was Darshan Singh Kalsi, and the foundation he laid in 1979 is the one this family still builds on. Three generations later, they remain in this line of business — and still hol