weave craft

Most people choose their outdoor cushions the way they’d choose a throw pillow — by the way it looks, or how soft it feels in a quick showroom sit. But if you’ve ever lived through a full Indian monsoon with your outdoor furniture , you know looks can be deceiving. At first glance, all cushions seem alike — padded, upholstered, inviting. But over time, that illusion fades — literally. The colours begin to dull. The fabric starts to feel heavy. The foam stays damp long after the rain has stopped. And suddenly, what once made your garden feel luxurious now feels like something best left unused. That’s why at WeaveCraft , we obsess over what lies beneath the surface. Because outdoor comfort isn’t about fluff — it’s about engineering. Let me explain why some cushions survive the seasons, and others don’t. It starts with the foam. Regular indoor cushions often use closed-cell foam. It’s dense, holds shape well, and feels plush — indoors. But place that same foam outside during the rains, an...

I wasn’t planning a transformation. Honestly, I just needed a seat. It was one of those quiet mornings. The house was still, the kettle was whistling, and I stepped onto the balcony — cup of chai in hand — just to escape the screens for a minute. The space was dusty. A few clothes pegs hung from a rusted wire. But something about the morning sun made it feel… inviting. And that’s when it clicked: why haven’t I ever made this space mine? I Didn’t Have Much — But I Had a Balcony It wasn’t fancy. About the size of a yoga mat, with old tiles and one lonely pot of tulsi clinging to life. But it had a little breeze, a little view, and more potential than I’d given it credit for. So I made a decision — nothing wild — just to set it up with a couple of chairs and a table. Something simple, but solid. I didn’t want furniture I’d be dragging inside every time it rained. I wanted something I could forget about when not using — and enjoy when I did. I went looking and found Weavecraft . The Right ...

There’s something about setting up your first outdoor space that makes you overconfident. You scroll through Pinterest, get a little too excited on shopping apps, and think, “I’ve got this.” I was that person. Long story short? I didn’t “got this.” I made just about every mistake you can make with outdoor furniture — and paid for it in rust, regret, and an empty wallet. But hey, you live, you learn. And now, you get to learn from me — so you can skip the fails and jump straight to the good stuff. Mistake #1: Choosing Looks Over Longevity I’ll admit it. I fell hard for a set that looked so chic — pale wood, white cushions, glass-topped table. Looked like something out of a Goa resort. Only, it wasn’t built for Indian rain. One June afternoon later, a surprise downpour hit. By the next day, the wood had swollen, the cushions stank, and the frame wobbled like jelly. Lesson? If it can’t handle water, dust, and blazing sun, it doesn’t belong outside. I switched to Weavecraft’s outdoor fu...

  If you’ve ever run a restaurant or café, you already know: first impressions matter. But here’s the thing most people overlook — your customers don’t just remember the food. They remember how they felt while eating it . And if you have an outdoor space, your furniture sets the tone before your menu even arrives. I’ve worked with a few restaurant owners over the years — helping them with design decisions, branding, and even seating plans. And the outdoor area? It’s always tricky. Most start by thinking, “Let’s make it Insta-worthy.” But what actually keeps guests coming back has more to do with comfort, durability, and flow than how pretty your chairs look in photos. That’s where Weavecraft’s outdoor furniture stands out — and why I recommend it to every F&B client I work with. A Good Setup Does More Than Seat People — It Keeps Them Longer Here’s a quick story: A friend opened a rooftop café in Jaipur. Gorgeous views. Great coffee. Stylish decor. But the outdoor seating? A...

  Let me be honest — I’m not an interior designer. I don’t have a Pinterest mood board or color swatches in my drawer. But a few months ago, I stood on my half-empty terrace, chai in hand, and thought, “This space deserves better.” It wasn’t huge. Just enough for a couple of chairs, a corner plant, and maybe a grill if I pushed it. But it had sunlight, a bit of a view, and so much untapped potential. And somehow, in just one weekend — without spending a fortune — I turned it into my favorite place in the house. Here’s how I did it (and how you can too). Step 1: Start With the Furniture (Seriously) I made the mistake once of buying little decor pieces first — lanterns, cushions, even fake vines. None of it worked because I didn’t have the right outdoor furniture to begin with. So this time, I did it the other way around. I spent Saturday morning scrolling through brands, looking for something durable, compact, and easy to maintain. That’s when I came across Weavecraft . Their piece...