Designer of Feelings. Thinker of Spaces.

Harshita’s journey into furniture design is rooted in curiosity, care, and craft. With a background in Sociology and a Master’s in Indian Craft Design, she approaches furniture not just as an object, but as a deeply personal experience. Her love for design started young—as a schoolgirl obsessed with art, details, and the aesthetics of everyday things.

What truly drives her is the urge to design spaces we interact with the most—furniture that feels intuitive, looks beautiful, and brings peace into people’s lives. “To me, customization isn’t a luxury—it’s the only way to make something feel like yours,” she says. Her design language is aesthetic, functional, and interactive, always putting the end-user’s comfort and emotional connection at the center.

Raised in an open, encouraging family, Harshita believes freedom to explore made her a better creator. Her frustration with today’s mass-produced furniture—often poorly crafted and disconnected from real people’s needs—pushed her to build something better. At Woodform, she ensures that every piece tells a story, is made for someone specific, and is grounded in both design integrity and material honesty.

In her partnership with Adarsh, Harshita leads the creative process, design consultations, and client relationships. She values Adarsh’s calm, methodical thinking and his mastery over materials and mechanics—making them a duo that balances vision with execution. “I’ve learned how important long-term thinking is,” she says. “Sometimes the right decision isn’t the fastest one.”

Whether it’s crafting a new chair or guiding a family through their dream living room layout, Harshita is driven by the belief that furniture isn’t just functional—it’s emotional.