The space
A room where curious people gather to create, connect, and just be.
We don’t believe a good event can survive a bad environment. So we made somewhere intimate and home-like, for people who need a real reason to leave home and a good enough reason to stay. Whether you’re here for a book club, a crochet circle, or a quiet corner with good energy, you belong here.
Get to know the team
The people in the room
Aditi Chugh
Founder
Aditi is an interdisciplinary somatic and expressive arts practitioner working at the intersection of embodiment, creativity and community practice. She studied English Literature and Anthropology through a liberal arts framework, which left her with a lasting interest in storytelling, human behaviour, culture and collective systems.
Her path has run through writing, advertising, marketing, sustainability research, public policy and disability advocacy before converging into body-based creative practice for other creatives and neurocomplex people.
Through workshops and community spaces, she explores how artistic expression and embodied awareness can build deeper connection, reflection and presence.
Nikhil
Guitar Classes
With over ten years of performing and teaching, Nikhil understands the hesitation, the self-doubt and the everyday pressures that keep people away from music. So he builds a calm, supportive space where questions are welcome and learning happens by listening, observing and exploring.
Together you’ll work through the London College of Music syllabus, at your own pace.
Who is this for? Beginner-friendly, for every kind of person, at every level. Gentle.
Apoorva
Painting Classes
Apoorva’s work is rooted in biomorphic abstraction: organic, nature-inspired forms built from intricate linework, flowing patterns and a quiet sense of the hypnotic. She works across acrylic, gouache, ink, soft pastels and colour pencils, drawing on nature, photography and music: the things she returns to in both her art and her teaching.
Who is this for? People who want a space to slow down and make something beautiful. For the person who says they can’t draw, as much as for those who already create and want to go deeper.
Come with curiosity. Leave with something you made.
Tejaswini
Crochet Club
Tejaswini brings thirty years of crocheting into every session, with a love for the craft that shows in everything she makes. Clothes, blankets, jewellery, toys, flowers, and she’ll teach you all of it.
Who is this for? Everyone. Each session stands on its own and the club runs continuously through the month, so you can join at any time. Varying levels learn together on purpose.
Just starting out or already familiar with the craft, you’re always welcome here.
Anushya
Western Vocals
Anushya sees singing as two things at once: a psychosomatic journey shaped by your relationship with yourself, and a personal sport built on muscle memory over time.
So her approach goes past technique. She works with belief systems, physical well-being, and a syllabus tailored to each student, because no two voices are the same.
Who is this for? Sessions cover technical fine-tuning, genre studies, daily exercises and graded exam training, all shaped around where you actually are. Beginners and intermediate students both welcome.
Amaan
Neurosomatic Yoga
Amaan’s path here wasn’t straightforward. It moved through childhood trauma, burnout, chronic pain, skill regression and the long work of identity. But it led somewhere good: a settled ease in a neurodivergent, queer self, and a genuine wish to offer that possibility to others.
Who is this for? People who are wary of their pain and uncertain about movement. Together, we learn to read what the body is trying to say.
Beginner-friendly, for every kind of body, at every fitness level. Gentle.