The next time you are in Bandra, head to the quirky design space, Upstairs. The place gets its name courtesy its location -- on the first floor of a 150-year-old bungalow.

Inside are several of its founder Lekha Washington’s products including The Pink Sink -- a patented storage-friendly chair that seems flat-surfaced until you sink into it comfortably and The Drop -- a swing-like chair, which can be hung from a fan-hook, uses Sink mechanics and can be custom-built according to your space. Also, on display is a square-shaped chair with plush cushioning called The Squair Chair along with The Dot, a chair resembling a bindi, which can be deceptively hinged on the wall and only becomes a chair once you sit on it. You can also spot some of Washington’s latest sculptures here and The Bent light collection (a work in progress, it is a set of dramatic and flexible lights).