Indian architect’s multi-functional furniture designs are setting new trends. Economical, eco-friendly, social.

Normal chair, Z-shaped chair, Low floor sitting for single person, Low-floor sitting for double person, Coffee table, Centre table, corner table, Settee, single and double plant enclosures, corner plant enclosure, bench, TV unit – when I say that I have all these in my house, you would think that I have spent many bucks on purchasing them. But when I say that all those pieces of furniture have impressed my pocket, will you not be eager to know from where I got them? Well, read this story to know further. When something is being offered at a lower price, we all have the tendency to doubt its strength and durability. But when you read Madhur Sharma’s story, all the questions on why and how this young architect came to build a unique furniture model, will find their answers.

Healthy Competition Gave Rise To A Designer:

Madhur Sharma graduated in Architecture from Apeejay Institute of Technology – School of Architecture and Planning (AIT). His interest in pursuing architecture dates back to when he was a kid. He had a friend whose name is Aryan and both of them would participate in the science exhibition competitions. They had cut-throat competition between them and it was only either of them that grabbed the first and second places giving no chance to others. The competition between them, however, was healthy giving no space to the jealousy business. Madhur understood that he loves creating new things and the goal for the rest of his life was set - to become an architect and build things. When, for his higher education, he joined the Apeejay Institute of Technology—School of Architecture & Planning (AIT), his life changed for good. In the initial days of his college, he thought that their job is just to construct buildings. However, the seminar presented by the director of his college, Prof. Vivek Sabherwal changed his perspective. He understood how an architect can become instrumental in designing and creating furniture. He thus developed interest in designing furniture. Thanks to the competitive spirit he shared with Aryan in his childhood, and to Prof. Vivek, a furniture designer was born.