ABOUT US

Everything has a provenance! 
At SETSAPART, that is where we begin. 

India gives us something rare. Here, the knowledge of how things were made — in wood, brass, stone, fabric and metal — is still alive in the hands of the
people we work with. Our cottage workshops and factory partners carry skills that are increasingly hard to find elsewhere in the world. That is our quiet
advantage!

Setsapart was founded by Trilok Nowlakha, whose own career in art departments — working on productions including Life of Pi, The Best Exotic Marigold
Hotel and The Darjeeling Limited — gave him an understanding of what art departments actually need, and how seldom it is easy to find. That experience is
the foundation on which everything here is built. Along with him, firm’s management is supported by his son Siddhant Nowlakha, who brings the same instinct
for the brief.

We are not the loudest voice in the room. But when a set decorator needs something found, made or delivered — and needs it to be exactly right — we are the
ones they can rely.

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We know where to look

We do not operate as a catalogue. We work closely with art departments from early in the process — understanding the brief, the world being built, and
the details that will make the difference on screen. Whether that means crafting a bespoke piece to a designer’s exact drawing, sourcing a cart that looks like it has spent a decade on a medieval street, or supplying an entire market scene down to the last wicker basket — we know where to look!

We do not operate as a catalogue. We work closely with art departments from early in the process — understanding the brief, the world being built, and
the details that will make the difference on screen. Whether that means crafting a bespoke piece to a designer’s exact drawing, sourcing a cart that looks like it has spent a decade
on a medieval street, or supplying an entire market scene down to the last wicker basket — we know where to look!