We love gifts. They bring our the joys of being adored. But a few like us love to put meaning and memories together in their gifts.  This is the story of a child who never failed with her gifts.

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As a child, our founder had great passion for digging up the most suitable gifts for her friends. And since the budget didn't always allow, she had mastered the art of crafting little cards, scrapbooks and photo books to never fail to impress with her gifts.

 

Growing up, the gifts would also get an aesthetic dressing. Every gift she packed for Secret Santa was a stunner to look at. In her own world, she was best at it like no other. Only, she didn't think of it as anything else than something she loves to do.

 

As a grown up woman, her house reflected DIY projects in every corner that made the walls so detached from mass produced standard décor objects. It poured warmth, connection and life into the rooms. Every little piece was handcrafted to bring out a personal statement. Yes, this was something she loved to do. But could it mean something more?​

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Well... and that's where it happened. With all that business degree and ungrateful jobs, her heart finally found a way to be entertained for life. With a flaring passion, limited resources and a skilled hand, 'The Tinted Window' was formed in 2020 when the world-wide lock down had given us all a space to redial our lives. From shinning out at offline carnivals and gaining a fan-base on Instagram, our confidence has grown along with our appreciative clients.

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We finally found the themes that spoke magic to us. We uplevelled our skill through months of self-learning , technique experiments and rigorous practice. Here's when we understood that art is magic in its individuality. We swore to not repeat designs and keep every piece of our work a single edition to be owned by our customers.

 

We are constantly working on new art styles to incorporate them in our products. We do not bulk produce. Each item is selectively hand made. It narrates a story of its own.  And we can convincingly argue, no matter how much your guests admire that TTW piece at your home, they can't get it for themselves. So, gear up that envy​ game!

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