The Continuum, Bhopal is a custom-designed back-lit installation that celebrates water – its inherent energy and dynamism. Marked by sinuous curves, it immortalizes sea waves and currents. Conceptualised for a private residence in Bhopal, India, the installation is composed of two back-lit sculptures. They stand in the living room, visually tuning the atmosphere of the space.

The Kona, New Delhi
This special-order installation carved in Cecelia Gold Limestone for a private residence in New Delhi, India is an adaptation of the Kona, a part of Anoma’s Breathing Surfaces collection. The installation is a celebration of pure geometry.

Designed by Ruchika Grover, these sculptural furniture pieces are an interpretation of the morphologies of the common garden insects.

The parametrically designed sculptures were designed as an experiment, stemming from a desire to have engaging objects for our own studio, rather than buy readymade furniture. While showcasing the foliage collection, we took inspiration from the garden insects- the caterpillar and the snail.

2018 Highlights

Launching four new surfaces under our Crosta Collection at ‘Anoma’.

Designed by Ruchika Grover, the Grid, the Ripple, the Socket, and the Tornado, celebrate the dynamic play of light and shadow on stone. Each of the 4 new surfaces is available in modular panels sized 24′ x 24′ in three minimal colour choices: Pristine White Marble, Crema Limestone, and Graphite Grey Granite.

Anoma’s flagship Experience Centre will open in Los Angeles in March 2019!

An exciting collaboration is on its away!

A special order facade installation that re-interprets the hexagon to create dynamic three-dimensional surface. Individual constituent hexagons are distorted by pushing, pulling, and stretching. This led to various permutation and combinations creating each module unique in itself. Upon a brief by the architect, the auto cad drawings and 3d renderings were developed by Anoma along with all the shop drawings & installation detail on frames.