House of Nulu was created with a simple idea:
everyday objects can carry more than function — they can carry rhythm, intention, and presence.

Our first pieces are color-forward boards made from recycled, food-grade plastic — designed to move between moments and meanings. From chopping vegetables to morning brews, candle-lit corners to skincare rituals, they’re made to be both used and seen.

This isn’t just about home. It’s about shaping the corners we return to. The ones that hold our habits, our things, our mood — and give us a sense of pause, however small.

We’re not interested in trends or categories.
We’re interested in the quiet energy of objects that reflect how people live — in motion, in rhythm, in transition.

We shape our spaces, and they shape us back.
House of Nulu lives in that exchange.