Archive · 19 Nov 2025
India's Tablescaping Boom: From Niche Hobby to Thriving Industry
Tablescaping, or decorating tables to tell a story, has become a big trend in India.
This started as a small hobby but has now grown into a huge industry.
Many fashion brands and homegrown labels are making tableware.
People use tablescaping to show their taste and wealth at dinner parties.
The Indian tableware market is expected to grow a lot in the next few years.
Tablescaping, the art of styling a table to tell a story, has gained popularity in India.
Food and beverage curator Eeshaan Kashyap has redefined tablescaping in India with his brand Tablescape by Eeshaan.
The Indian tableware market is projected to nearly double by 2032, driven by post-pandemic trends and changing consumer behavior.
Fashion and homegrown labels are extending their aesthetics to tableware, creating a new market segment.
Tablescaping has become a language of self-presentation for India's elite, merging tradition with aspiration and commerce with craft.
- Who
- Indian consumers, fashion brands, homegrown labels
- What
- Tablescaping, creating tableware
- When
- Post-pandemic era, with growth projected until 2032
- Where
- India, with demand from cities like Kanpur, Coimbatore, and Punjab
- Why
- To express taste, affluence, and awareness; to create a new market segment; to merge tradition with aspiration and commerce with craft
- Market Value
- Indian tableware market valued at $5.29 billion in 2024
- Projected Growth
- Projected to nearly double by 2032
- Influencers
- Sandra Lee, Eeshaan Kashyap, Abraham & Thakore, Shivan & Narresh, Sabyasachi Mukherjee
- Trends
- Grazing tables to curated stories, small plates, wine buckets, bar trolleys
- Demand
- Overwhelming demand for event planners and designers