Dtale’s journey into handcrafted inlay surfaces began in 1998, with a passion for craftsmanship, materials, and intricate detailing. What started with a deep appreciation for the art of inlay grew over the years through collaborations with architects, designers, and clients, allowing us to explore new materials, patterns, techniques, and possibilities.

Today, Dtale Surface carries forward this legacy through handcrafted inlay surfaces created with a balance of traditional craftsmanship and contemporary design. With 600+ projects globally, we continue to create distinctive surfaces that bring depth, character, and individuality to interiors while staying true to the craft that has defined our journey since 1998.
Founder & Creative Head

With decades of experience rooted in the family’s craftsmanship legacy, Chirag brings an instinctive understanding of materials, detailing, and making things right. His approach has always been driven by a deep respect for craftsmanship and a belief that good design begins with attention to the smallest details.
Co-founder & Head of Product and Design

Growing up surrounded by craftsmanship and design, Manan brings a contemporary perspective to the family’s longstanding expertise. His understanding of furniture, interiors, materials, and design allows him to explore new possibilities in surface design while staying connected to traditional craftsmanship. From developing new patterns to refining finishes and details, Manan focuses on creating surfaces that feel considered, distinctive, and relevant to modern interiors.
Co-founder & Director of Technology and Operations

Siddharth brings together design, technology, and operations. With his background in technology, graphic design, and 3D, he looks at craftsmanship through a different lens—using modern tools and processes to improve how ideas are developed, visualised, produced, and delivered. He works across operations and technology to ensure that every project moves seamlessly from concept to finished surface.
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