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INDOI ghar está en camino: Construyendo un hogar para la artesanía, la cultura y la comunidad en Poblenou
by Sean Ronnie Hill on Apr 9, 2025
Poblenou está cambiando. Una vez más.
Las antiguas fábricas, imprentas y talleres del corazón industrial de Barcelona son ahora el hogar de tostadores de café, ceramistas, estudios de diseño y espacios nacidos desde la intención. Pero detrás de un escaparate polvoriento en la C/ Maria Aguiló, algo nuevo - y al mismo tiempo profundamente arraigado - está tomando forma silenciosamente.
Mallika, fundadora de Indoi, retirando capas de pintura: revelando las texturas originales de la pared durante la renovación de INDOI ghar, desenterrando la historia silenciosa del lugar.
Welcome to INDOI ghar (घर).
Un espacio que se está creando, no simplemente construyendo.
No es solo una tienda
Cuando Mallika Chaudhuri, fundadora de INDOI, recorrió el espacio por primera vez, no vio una tienda al uso. Vio un hogar. Un lugar donde la artesanía, la cultura y la comunidad pudieran convivir - no como una marca, sino como una verdad. Un lugar para detenerse, conectar y honrar de dónde vienen las cosas.
Devolviendo la vida al suelo: puliendo con cuidado las baldosas de terrazo originales para revelar su brillo suave y calidez natural — una pieza clave y silenciosa de INDOI ghar.
Así que en lugar de diseñar un interior comercial convencional, en RISE Design Studio la hemos estado ayudando a desenterrar algo más esencial.
Nuestra filosofía de diseño: Revelar, no reemplazar
El proceso de construcción no ha sido rápido. Ni debería serlo.
Construyendo en comunidad: pintando, preparando y transformando el espacio en equipo — la renovación de INDOI ghar ha sido tanto sobre el diseño como sobre las personas.
Nos hemos tomado el tiempo de quitar capa por capa del pasado del edificio. Azulejos de vinilo antiguos fueron retirados, revelando terrazo que no había visto la luz en décadas. Puertas de madera, asfixiadas bajo pintura y barniz, están volviendo poco a poco a la vida - su veta original empieza a respirar de nuevo.
Eliminando capas de pintura y barniz para revelar las puertas de madera originales — un proceso cuidadoso de restauración en el corazón del enfoque de diseño de INDOI ghar.
Donde otros cubrirían con yeso y brillo, nosotros escuchamos al espacio. Dejamos que hable. Cada grieta, cada imperfección, cada reparación hecha a mano - forman parte de la historia que hemos decidido conservar.
Color en contexto: seleccionando tonos naturales de cal en respuesta a las texturas y huellas reveladas en las paredes originales de INDOI ghar.
Construyendo un espacio con significado
Esto no va de minimalismo por estética. Va de elegir materiales con historia. De usar lo que ya tenemos - o lo que podemos recuperar - en vez de pedir lo nuevo. Desde estanterías de pino reciclado hasta paredes encaladas y lámparas de segunda mano, cada decisión se guía por valores, no por tendencias.
Dos puertas, dos historias: una a medio decapar, la otra casi restaurada — revelando la belleza oculta bajo décadas de capas en INDOI ghar.
Hemos trabajado mano a mano (literalmente) con Mallika y su familia: lijando, levantando, pintando, cableando. Sin cortinas de contratistas. Todos somos parte del proceso. Madrugadas, brazos cansados y mucho té. Pero también risas, aprendizajes y mucho corazón.
Pintando con intención — y entre risas. Cada rincón de INDOI ghar, incluso la escalera, fue formado a través de la colaboración y el cuidado.
Lo que viene
Al frente del espacio estará la colección completa de INDOI - prendas hechas con tejidos naturales y cargadas de tradición - junto a objetos cuidadosamente seleccionados: artículos para el hogar, inciensos, textiles y relatos.
Perfeccionando los detalles: lijando una mesa hecha a mano que ocupará un lugar central en INDOI ghar — donde cada pieza tiene un propósito y cada acabado cuenta una historia.
Pero hay más.
Debajo del altillo se está formando un espacio taller: un lugar para círculos de reparación visible, talleres de teñido natural, patronaje y conversaciones sobre moda consciente. Arriba, estamos montando un estudio de diseño y una pequeña sala de té. Un lugar para reflexionar. Compartir ideas. Descansar.
Herramientas con intención: pintura de cal Bauwerk y pigmentos naturales listos para aplicar — elegidos por su transpirabilidad, belleza y coherencia con la ética sostenible de INDOI ghar.
Lo que estamos construyendo es un sentimiento
Aquí no encontrarás rótulos brillantes ni escaparates pulidos. INDOI ghar no está diseñado para vender a toda velocidad. Es un espacio para ir despacio. Para recordar que detrás de cada objeto - cosido, tallado, vertido o impreso - hay una persona. Un lugar. Una historia.
Revueltos a mano: mezclando pintura de cal natural de Bauwerk — una elección sostenible que aporta profundidad, suavidad y transpirabilidad a las paredes de INDOI ghar.
Y aunque aún estamos lijando puertas y ajustando luminarias, ya hay algo vivo en este espacio. Una presencia. Un propósito.
Próxima apertura
Ya esta casi.
Raíces familiares: con la ayuda de los suegros, el jardín interior de INDOI ghar comenzó a tomar forma — un espacio cuidado con el mismo mimo que el interior.
Así que si estás por Poblenou en las próximas semanas y ves movimiento tranquilo detrás del número 83, ya sabes: algo con alma está a punto de abrir. Y cuando abramos las puertas, ojalá entres.
El ingrediente mágico: el pigmento azul vibrante de Bauwerk — una vez mezclado en la pintura de cal, debe aplicarse en 24 horas para capturar el color en su punto más vivo.
Tómate un té. Toca las telas. Pregunta por la historia de esa mesa o esos pendientes. Quédate un rato.
INDOI ghar
C/ Maria Aguiló, 83 Bajos 1
08005. Poblenou, Barcelona
Muy pronto.
Artesanía. Cultura. Comunidad.
Hecho a mano. Hecho con corazón.
Dejando ver con claridad: restaurando las ventanas de madera originales en INDOI ghar — el toque final que deja entrar la luz y conserva el alma del lugar.
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