Jewellery shop specialists · Est. 1999 · 1,460+ customers · Mr. Kaluram Suthar
Kusum Furniture began in 1999 with a clear purpose — to design and build jewellery showrooms that feel premium, practical and enduring.
Over the years we have partnered with 1,460+ customers, becoming a trusted name for jewellery shop interiors, display counters, lighting-ready cabinets and complete commercial fit-outs.
Whether it is a compact neighbourhood jewellery store or a landmark showroom measured in tens of thousands of running feet, our team plans every inch for customer flow, product display and lasting craftsmanship.
From boutique shops to mega showrooms
For a typical 10–11 ft jewellery shop, investment is commonly planned around ₹1 lakh per running foot — so an 11 ft frontage project sits near the 11 × ₹1 lakh range, depending on materials, counters and finishes.
We have successfully delivered showroom and commercial interiors at significant scale — including projects around 60,000, 70,000, 1,02,000 and 1,05,000 running feet — with disciplined planning and on-site execution.
For projects outside our base city, the client arranges comfortable food and stay for the team. We focus entirely on design, manufacturing and installation — so your site stays on schedule without distraction.
Jewellery showroom interiors, display counters, modular kitchens, wardrobes, home furniture and turnkey commercial spaces — all crafted under the guidance of Mr. Kaluram Suthar.
Our promise is simple: custom design, premium materials, skilled craftsmanship and professional installation that stands up to daily business use.
Jewellery shops, showrooms, display counters, home furniture, modular kitchens and wardrobes.
Practical layouts with aesthetic appeal — every project is both functional and stylish.
Clear communication, on-time delivery, professional installation and end-to-end support.
Pay ₹500 via UPI QR, upload the payment screenshot and submit this form. Our team will call you to discuss premium design service for your jewellery shop or interior project.