Let’s Know-how furniture hardware makes a significant contribution towards shaping the aesthetics of a room.

In 2021, when the second wave of the pandemic had already passed and left its jarring effects for once and for all, Jeddians followed through on their passion for art and design. Keeping a track of the ever-changing industry and adapting to it, also on a similar note landing their insights and learning from a recently conducted online event on “furniture hardware design by Ms. Anjali Gupta”

Ms. Anjali Gupta from Hafele is a Certified Interior Solution Consultant & Specialist in a wide range of architecture, furniture & kitchen hardware, including access control, kitchen appliances, lighting solutions, and sanitary, agreed to conduct an insightful session on the topic of the day.

With more than 12 years of experience in training, learning and development, quality, operations, administration, MIS, team management, and client servicing, she is a keen planner and strategist. Also, competent in devising a structure for Design and Delivery process.

She delivered a very in-depth and informative session highlighting the details about hardware used in kitchens, furniture, drawers, modular furniture, and much more. She explained and visually described videos on functional and constructional hardware, dowels, hinges, and screws.

She briefed meticulously on how furniture hardware makes a significant contribution towards shaping the design of a room. From brass doorknobs to chrome cabinet handles, hinges, and brackets, polish the room with minute details. How to understand different finishes, colors, designs, and types of hardware as per the requirement, in order to design a fresh new look as per your taste.

The students were busy jotting down notes and enthusiastically participated in the interactive session. Ms. Anjali answered each and every query thoroughly and solved all the problems raised by the students.

The #interiordesigners from #JDInstituteoffashiontechnology will drop a visit to Hafele, after the pandemic scare so that they can experience the dynamics of multiple hardware in person and gain hands-on experience at doing some installations themselves.