22/10/2026
Last week, in pictures 📷
A little green oasis in a city that never seems to stop. The noise, the traffic, the colours, the chaos!
I stayed Maidens Hotel I like it for its old colonial style, green spaces and secluded pool. The rooms are spacious and it’s reasonably priced too. A calm place to retreat to after very busy days! 🌿🌴
After a gruelling, uncomfortable night flight, my first stop was a dip in this beautiful pool to freshen up before heading out into Delhi. Just what I needed! 🌿
Arriving in Delhi around midday after a long night flight, I decided to take it easy and spend the afternoon inspiration shopping around Khan Market.
First stop, a delicious thali at Good Earth’s restaurant. A little food, a little browsing and plenty to take in before meeting suppliers the following day, after a good night’s sleep! 🍛
Spotted in Khan Market: Fat Lulu’s 😂
No, I didn’t eat here — I just couldn’t resist taking a picture of a restaurant with such a familiar name!
ve been working with the same kantha supplier since we lived in India nearly 20 years ago — and next year, Lulu & Nat turns 20! 🥹
I spent the day going through thousands of kanthas, searching for just the right ones and selecting 30 for a new collection.
So many beautiful colours, patterns and stories in one place. I can’t wait to share the ones I brought home.
All wrapped up and ready for the journey home to London. I can’t wait to share these with you! 🤍
All bundled up and off to be washed before making their journey home to London. One step closer to becoming part of the new Lulu & Nat collection! 🤍
After my supplier meeting, I headed to Chandni Chowk to explore the markets of Old Delhi. I love wandering through these streets and seeing everyday life unfold — the people, the colours, the chaos, and of course, the sacred cows! 🐄
Scenes from Chandni Chowk… three cows pulling a religious float through the streets of Old Delhi. You don’t see this every day at home! 🇮🇳
The colours, the noise, the tangled wires and the constant movement. Chandni Chowk at dusk — a world of its own.
The everyday rhythm of the markets — goods being moved, deliveries made and business carrying on thr
