Home Centre brought the warmth, creativity and festive spirit of Diwali to Noida with the second edition of The Great Indian Diwali Gourmet Table, featuring celebrated chef Ranveer Brar at its DLF Mall of India store on October 17. The event highlighted the connection between food, home décor, cultural traditions and memorable festive gatherings as part of the brand’s Decked For Diwali campaign.
The curated experience explored how thoughtfully designed dining spaces, regional culinary traditions and personal hosting styles can transform festive celebrations into meaningful moments with family and friends.
Chef Ranveer Brar Celebrates India’s Culinary Heritage
At the centre of the event was the idea that every dining table tells a unique story, shaped by regional cuisines, family traditions and individual preferences. Chef Ranveer Brar shared insights into India’s diverse food culture and explained how culinary experiences can bring people together during festivals.
The specially curated gourmet table featured three distinctive creations that blended Indian flavours with contemporary presentation.
These included Bengali paneer tikka served on paprika tarts with raw mango and Himalayan jaggery relish, tandoori potato bruschetta accompanied by roasted Kashmiri peanuts and basil cress, and gulab jamun cheesecake finished with rose cookie crumble.
The dishes showcased the versatility of Indian ingredients and demonstrated how traditional flavours can be reimagined creatively for modern festive gatherings.
The experience also emphasised the role of presentation in elevating festive dining, with tableware, glassware, serveware and decorative accents contributing to a welcoming and visually appealing atmosphere.
Home Centre Showcases Its Decked For Diwali Collection
Complementing the culinary showcase, Home Centre presented its Diwali collection, encouraging consumers to personalise their homes through carefully selected furnishings, decorative pieces and dining accessories.
The collection features more than 1,000 products spanning home décor, soft furnishings, kitchenware, crockery, serveware, furniture and festive gifts. Available through Home Centre stores and its online platform, the range aims to offer options for different tastes, budgets and celebration styles.
The Garnet collection emerged as a key highlight, bringing together deep wine tones, brushed gold finishes and refined neutral shades to create a contemporary interpretation of royal luxury.
The Inara collection draws inspiration from the luminous beauty of pearls, combining soft silhouettes and champagne accents with subtle blue-green hues. Meanwhile, the Moksha collection offers another distinctive festive aesthetic, allowing consumers to experiment with colours, textures and decorative details.
With prices starting at ₹199, the collection seeks to make festive home styling accessible to a wider range of consumers.
Through these collections, Home Centre highlighted how small details, from carefully chosen table settings to decorative accents, can help transform everyday spaces into inviting settings for festive celebrations.
Home Centre Leadership Highlights the Joy of Hosting
Speaking about the festive collection, Jayanti Ganguly, CEO of Home Centre India, said Diwali celebrations extend beyond personal festivities to the homes and spaces where families and friends gather.
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She explained that the Decked For Diwali campaign aims to inspire consumers to refresh their favourite corners, create beautiful dining tables and express their personal styles through home décor.
Ganguly also highlighted the variety available in this year’s collection, which includes more than 1,000 products covering festive decorations, furnishings, cooking essentials, serving accessories and hosting requirements.
According to the company, the objective is to help consumers create attractive living spaces, enjoy entertaining guests and build lasting memories during the festive season.
The Social Kitchen Campaign Focuses on Stress-Free Hosting
The gourmet table experience also complemented Home Centre’s The Social Kitchen campaign, featuring Chef Ranveer Brar. While Decked For Diwali focuses on dressing up the entire home, The Social Kitchen highlights the kitchen and dining table as central spaces for connection and celebration.
The campaign addresses a familiar challenge faced by hosts during festivals: spending so much time preparing food and arranging everything for guests that they have little opportunity to enjoy the gathering themselves.
Chef Ranveer Brar said the initiative seeks to make the process of preparing, cooking, hosting and storing more organised and convenient, helping people enjoy the experience of entertaining their guests.
Through practical tips, engaging content and festive inspiration, the campaign aims to simplify hosting while preserving the warmth and personal touch that define Indian celebrations.
Delhi to Host the Final Gourmet Table Celebration
Following the Noida event, The Great Indian Diwali Gourmet Table will conclude with a celebration at Pacific Mall, Khyala, Delhi, on October 31, 2026.
The concluding event is expected to extend the campaign’s focus on festive hosting, culinary storytelling and the importance of creating welcoming spaces for family and friends.
Home Centre, which began operations in Chennai in 2005, has expanded to more than 90 stores across 41 cities in India. The brand has also maintained an omnichannel presence since 2017, offering furniture, home décor, furnishings and kitchenware through its stores and online platform.
With its Decked For Diwali and The Social Kitchen initiatives, Home Centre continues to position festive home styling and dining experiences as essential elements of Diwali celebrations.
The Great Indian Diwali Gourmet Table reflects a broader message: the joy of the festival lies not only in decorating homes and preparing special meals, but also in bringing people together and creating cherished memories around the dining table.
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