Kangan Arora is a London-based designer working at the intersection of interior design, surface pattern and art. Her soulful work draws on both her Indian heritage and a love for contemporary graphic language. From textiles to homeware and large-scale installations, she treats pattern as stories and colour as a thoughtful narrator.
And, as often happens with people we've admired for years, she turns out to be as lovely as her work.
Colour obsessed artist and designer. Proud Londoner and homesick for India. Always taking photos, making something for my daughter, listening to 70s Bollywood and snacking.
South London, UK.
A singer… or an accountant.
A designer.
2025! Going back to making things myself after a decade of operating solely as a design studio and focusing on collaborations. It’s exciting to be making all the decisions again.
The Vilbert Chair by Verner Panton for IKEA.
I took the family to Mexico City to celebrate my husband’s 40th.
The fan my friend Pauline Caulfield made for me.
My husband and I went to a Wilfred Wood workshop and made plasticine models of each other, definitely not a flattering one of me, but I love it!
Riten Mazumdar textiles for Geoffrey Bawa.
Bertjan Pot.
Lubna Chowdhary.
My IKEA collaboration in 2019 - seeing my designs in stores was wild!
A large-scale textile artwork measuring 18 x 5m at travelling performance venue, The Beacon for Bradford City of Culture 2025.
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