Harshita Jhamtani Mumbai-based architect-turned-designer Harshita Jhamtani is renowned for her innovative, sculpturesque furniture and lighting designs that blend art with function, emphasizing material exploration and unique forms. Interview for Blur The Border Mumbai-based architect-turned-designer, Harshita Jhamtani’s rise as one of the innovators in the Furniture and Lighting industry has been defined by the idiosyncratic forms emerging in her designs. A refreshing welcom

Harshita Jhamtani Harshita Jhamtani is an Indian designer and the founder of Harshita Jhamtani Designs, a Mumbai-based studio established in 2019. Her practice is rooted in a thoughtful balance between material innovation and environmental responsibility, with a focus on creating objects that are both visually striking and enduring in function. Interview for Galerie Philia Trained in architecture at the University of Mumbai and in furniture design at the Florence Institute of

House of Santal Brings South Asian Design to New York Harshita Jhamtani Designs is one of thirteen Indian studios in the inaugural exhibition at the first U.S. gallery dedicated solely to contemporary South Asian design. By Elizabeth Fazzare | Surface | February 25, 2026 On February 18, House of Santal opened in an 8,000-square-foot space at Rockefeller Center, becoming the first U.S. gallery dedicated solely to contemporary South Asian design. Founder Raksha Sanikam has buil

Crafting tradition with innovation – Harshita Jhamtani Designs Architect-turned-designer Harshita Jhamtani showcased her latest designs, crafted from a unique waste-based material, at the Design Next exhibition organized by Isola Design during Dubai Design Week 2024. By Brenda Villafaña Harshita Jhamtani Harshita Jhamtani is bringing Mumbai’s cultural heritage and traditional crafts to the world of product design. With a background in architecture and a passion for creating f

Trend Alert Cool Chroma: Bold colours seeps into your life and inject your home with vibrant vivacity; A revolution that changed how we see is back to splash our spaces with a pop of colour. SEP 29, 2023 | By Diya Shah Spot our MILD STEEL BODY + STONE PASTE “ARK” PLANTER part of the Not Your Ordinary collection designed by Harshita Jhamtani and Luv Rohra for Harshita Jhamtani Designs X Length Breadth Height. Read more: https://elledecor.in/article/trend-alert-cool-chroma/ SHO

MuseLAB outlines a 'House of Curiosities' in Kolhapur, India The interior design project by Mumbai-based MuseLAB likens itself to a museum, with art, sculptures, installations and sculptural furniture decorating every nook and corner. by Almas Sadique | Published on: Jul 12, 2023 We, Harshita Jhamtani Designs provided a 28-foot totemic ceramic lamp for the 30-foot high living room of this creatively designed house, along with a yellow flower wall light, an extendable totem sh

/Living ETC India//PN01 May 2023//Cover Story// This cover story is all about capitalising on what could have been a lost opportunity! It is about how a lumber/store room transformed into an Escape Room! Spot our yellow wall light here. See more: https://www.instagram.com/p/CsIe2l0SiNw/?img_index=1

Take a bow—Here are the winners of the 20th edition of India ELLE DECO International Design Awards. DEC 11, 2021 | By Twinkle Tolani Harshita Jhamtani: A work of hand, love and clay the Earth Collection from Harshita Jhamtani Designs is a range of tabletop lamps in soothing neutral shades. When lit, the pieces bring to attention the brilliant craftsmanship of the form. See more: https://elledecor.in/article/winners-of-the-20th-edition-of-india-elle-deco-international-design-a

Designer Harshita Jhamtani’s lamps make a case for minimalism and its timelessness. She is gradually building her practice, playing with timeless materials and experimental shape. By Avantika Shankar | NOV 14, 2021 | 09:30:01 IST Harshita Jhamtani is fired up about clay. With the launch of her new Asteroid floor lamp (pictured), the designer has made her mark as an innovator, pushing the boundaries of traditional techniques through contemporary design. "I am still discovering

Harshita Jhamtani Designs A profile of the studio for Platform Magazine, on minimalism, material exploration and what sustainability actually means in practice. Text Unnati Saini | Platform Magazine | 02-09-2021 The Designer It was in the fourth grade when Harshita Jhamtani decided to pursue architecture as her future. Fulfilling her childhood dream, she went on to study architecture from Mumbai University and also got a diploma in furniture design from Florence. Post her gra

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Getting to know the exciting new generation of Indian design. BY AVRIL NOEL D'SOUZA | DEC 7, 2020, 16:08 IST THE NEW KID ON THE BLOCK HAS US RAVING ABOUT HER DESIGNS - GOODHOMES 2020 has forced most of us to dig deep and recalibrate and reflect. For Harshita Jhamtani it was the same. The main difference, instead of sitting around wondering what next to do, she set out on an exploration journey that led to some extensive and immersive learnings. Her growth curve as a designer

-At The Design Gallery, Raw Collaborative, 2018. The Orbit lamp’s deliberately imposing scale and form is inspired by our planet Earth. Supported by a mild steel frame, it is tilted at an angle evoking images of the globe floating through space. The globe displays various weaving patterns exploring banana fiber and cane as materials. The light passing through the weaves casts dramatic shadows highlighting the artisan’s work on the surfaces around. In an era where the environm