Oriel interior with lime plaster, oak and an olive tree

About Us

INTERIOR & FURNITURE DESIGN

Hidden Gallery is a fruition of many years of design experience of both Mike and Preeti Knowles. Mike started his career in the UK, working with companies such as Roche Bobois.

Preeti and Mike later established their interior design studio on London’s St John’s Wood High Street, working across high-end residential and commercial projects.

This was followed by the development of a furniture export business from India, which continues to thrive today. It was partly through this business that Preeti and Mike moved to India twenty years ago, initially with no intention of staying quite so long.

FOUNDED IN LONDON · WORKING INTERNATIONALLY

Now back in the UK, they are working on new projects spanning interior design and the sourcing of exceptional furniture, objects and craftsmanship from India and beyond.

The excitement of working with local craftsmen and materials led to some unusual furniture being produced, which has become the hallmark of Mike and Preeti’s company. Ayurvedic woods such as neem and jamun were used to make furniture with organic shapes, among a variety of other experimental furniture. Many projects have been completed successfully over the years.

The interiors at the Hidden Gallery have a strong European aesthetic, due to the fact that Mike and Preeti were both weaned on design in the UK. Most of the products for their interiors are designed and made in their workshops. The range goes from farmhouse rustic to fine furniture.

The interiors at the Hidden Gallery have a strong European aesthetic, due to the fact that Mike and Preeti were both weaned on design in the UK. Most of the products for their interiors are designed and made in their workshops. The range goes from farmhouse rustic to fine furniture.

The excitement of working with local craftsmen and materials led to some unusual furniture being produced, which has become the hallmark of Mike and Preeti’s company. Ayurvedic woods such as neem and jamun were used to make furniture with organic shapes, among a variety of other experimental furniture. Many projects have been completed successfully over the years.

Now back in the UK, they are working on new projects spanning interior design and the sourcing of exceptional furniture, objects and craftsmanship from India and beyond.

The excitement of working with local craftsmen and materials led to some unusual furniture being produced, which has become the hallmark of Mike and Preeti’s company. Ayurvedic woods such as neem and jamun were used to make furniture with organic shapes, among a variety of other experimental furniture. Many projects have been completed successfully over the years.

Where dreams take shape
in natural wood

Where dreams take shape in
natural wood

Preeti believes an interior is a bit like set design. The excitement lies in putting form to a client’s dream, and adding the design expertise to make it a reality. The USP of Hidden Gallery is natural wood, and honest, down to earth materials combined to make furniture and accessories that look rich and warm. We welcome you to visit our store and let us design your next interior, be it your home or your next commercial project.

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