Our Story
Daastann in Hindi
(दास्ताँ) means “story”
At Daastann we create functional and aesthetically pleasing interiors to suit your unique needs. We provide end to end interior design services including spatial planning, 2D drawings, 3D modelling, material selection, furniture customization, lighting design, construction and styling of spaces. We love exploring various materials, textures, colors and layering in the design process.
We believe in listening to our clients and understanding their lifestyles and personalities. We are also committed to delivering quality within your budgets and timelines.
Soni Konduru
Principal Designer
Soni Konduru is an Indo-Canadian Architect and Interior Designer with global experience who has worked and lived in Canada, India, China and Germany. Soni’s design ethos is modern minimalist enhanced with global influences. Her appreciation for crafts, culture and materials from all parts of the world is embedded in her design language.
Soni’s custom made furniture designs are popular with her clients. She has also nurtured vendor relationships in India and sources unique furniture and textiles globally for her projects.
She now lives in Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts with her husband and two children. She has spent the last few years understanding the New England design scene. When she isn’t designing, you can find Soni doing photo trips in the surrounding area, baking or hiking with family.
Pooja Adluru
Senior Designer
Pooja Adluru is an Architect from Hyderabad, India and graduate of R.V. School of Architecture, Bangalore.
What drives her in this field is being able to alter lives by conceptualizing personalized experiences and translating them into transcendental physical spaces. Being an advocate of sustainable living practices, her passion lies in experimenting with alternative building practices in terms of construction techniques and materiality.
Outside work, you’ll find Pooja hiking, gardening, revamping furniture or expressing her love for patterns and objects through art.
Soni Konduru
Principal Designer
Soni Konduru is an Indo-Canadian Architect and Interior Designer with global experience who has worked and lived in Canada, India, China and Germany. Soni’s design ethos is modern minimalist enhanced with global influences. Her appreciation for crafts, culture and materials from all parts of the world is embedded in her design language.
Soni’s custom made furniture designs are popular with her clients. She has also nurtured vendor relationships in India and sources unique furniture and textiles globally for her projects.
She now lives in Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts with her husband and two children. She has spent the last few years understanding the New England design scene. When she isn’t designing, you can find Soni doing photo trips in the surrounding area, baking or hiking with family.
Pooja Adluru
Senior Designer
Pooja Adluru is an Architect from Hyderabad, India and graduate of R.V. School of Architecture, Bangalore.
What drives her in this field is being able to alter lives by conceptualizing personalized experiences and translating them into transcendental physical spaces. Being an advocate of sustainable living practices, her passion lies in experimenting with alternative building practices in terms of construction techniques and materiality.
Outside work, you’ll find Pooja hiking, gardening, revamping furniture or expressing her love for patterns and objects through art.
Words From Our Clients
Words From
Our Clients
Mr. Yuan
Mr. Shetty
Mrs. Lele
Ms. Daliwal
Boston MA
Mrs. Milton
Mrs. Tiwari
Soni’s vision for our space was truly one of a kind. We had waited a long time to decorate this space and wanted it to be distinct, warm and reflect our lives and tastes. Soni was able to incorporate all of this and more. Each element was unique and thoughtful. The entire design process was professional, collaborative and we learned a lot as well. Thank you!
Westwood MA
Daastann in media
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