For over two decades, Kinara’s world revolved around corporate timelines and KPIs, as she built a thriving career in luxury hospitality. But beneath the fast pace, there was always a quiet hum — a longing for something slower, more grounded, more her.
Her story begins in the misty hills of Darjeeling, where mornings open to the awe-inspiring view of the Kanchenjunga range. That still, majestic presence stirred in her a deep reverence for nature and a quiet pull toward the beauty of craft and culture. Even then, something about the hands that make, the stories they hold, and the meaning behind everyday things began to settle in her bones.
As life took her across continents — shaping her eye for detail, design, and soulful spaces, it was in Australia where she found a second home. A place of grounding and clarity, where the idea for Lets Earth began to gently take shape.
So, she left the corporate world to follow something closer to her heart - Lets Earth.
More than a brand, it’s a bridge — between cultures, between fast and slow, between memory and modern living.
"I’ve always been moved by how people express themselves through their spaces — how they gather and curate things that speak to their story,” Kinara says. “And I felt this strong urge to bring together two worlds I love — the heritage of Indian artisans, and the quiet, earthy beauty of Australian living.”
