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About

Cumulus – A New Dimension in Furniture Design

Cumulus is a concept inspired by the ever-changing nature of clouds—shifting forms, evolving silhouettes, and the interplay of light and shadow. Just like clouds transform effortlessly, our designs embrace fluidity, adaptability, and innovation. Each piece is a balance between form and function, crafted to evolve with time and space.

At Cumulus, we believe that furniture and objects are not static; it breathes, interacts, and reshapes its presence within an environment. Our approach, Cumulus Thinking, is rooted in continuous exploration—pushing the boundaries of materials, textures, and craftsmanship to create pieces that feel alive.

From sculptural silhouettes to dynamic modularity, our collections reflect an organic, intuitive design philosophy. With every creation, we invite movement, light, and transformation into everyday living—just as clouds do in the sky.

Meet the Team

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  • Product Designer

    A Product and Interior Designer with a Master’s degree in Interior Design from the Royal College of Art. Her design philosophy is rooted in the belief that spaces and objects should evoke emotion, tell stories, and foster a deep connection between people and their surroundings. She views design as a dialogue between tradition and modernity, where craftsmanship and materiality play a crucial role in shaping meaningful experiences.

    From 2017 to 2019, she worked with 59 Productions in London and New York, contributing to Scenography, Exhibition Design, and Installations. Her projects included set designs for Memoirs of a Sailor and The Last Ship, along with a significant role in the award-winning exhibition Made in Space, where she explored materiality and intricate detailing.

    Previously, Khushali collaborated with architect Rooshad Shroff, managing Hermès India’s window displays and luxury retail projects such as Christian Louboutin spaces. She integrates traditional Indian craftsmanship with contemporary design, working closely with artisans to preserve and elevate their skills.

    Believing in the power of material storytelling, Khushali designs with an emphasis on textures, light, and spatial harmony. Her work is a continuous exploration of how heritage and innovation can coexist, creating timeless, immersive experiences that engage the senses and celebrate craftsmanship in its purest form.

A woman wearing glasses and a light-colored shirt is painting a large cylindrical object, possibly a cake, with a paintbrush. The background features a wall with a pattern of evenly spaced circular lights.

  • Ceramic Artist

    A Chartered Accountant with 15 years of experience leading an investment banking practice, her life took a turn after doing a pottery course in 2020.

    The nerikomi art of arranging and rearranging different coloured clay to make patterns completely bewitched her. Taking her on a journey of discovery and learning from highly respected Indian and global ceramic artists. A part time hobby which started from a small home studio has converted into a thriving studio pottery practice, The M Project.

    She focusses her time to perfect the art of Kurinuki and Nerikomi across ceramic bodies. She loves exploring and challenging the clay to bend, blend and merge to her will.. Her products ranges from fun Nerikomi colour palettes to unique one-of-a-kind platters, kurinuki dinner sets and limited edition Nerikomi art.