Her journey began with collecting unique ceramic pieces during her travels, drawn to their stories, textures, and souls. Each piece found a home in her old-school, terrazzo-floored apartment. While setting up her space, she searched for tableware that reflected her muted, understated aesthetic. That fruitless search sparked a simple but powerful idea—why not design her own? 

Armed with her skills as an architect and landscape architect, she began crafting tableware that blends form and feeling. Thus, Supper Club was born. What started as a personal need has grown into a passion: creating distinctive tableware for the modern Indian home—where luxury is subtle, and beauty is functional.

Her collections are rooted in her design background, inspired by the geometry of architecture, the fluidity of landscape, and the interplay of colour, scale, proportion, and texture. Whether floral or structured, each piece is designed to evoke a mood—fun, sophisticated, refreshing, or regal—mirroring the time of day it’s meant to complement.

At the core, she believes in elegant luxury, quality craftsmanship, and timeless design—where art meets everyday functionality. Her pieces bring personality and charm to the dining table, turning meals into meaningful moments. Because in every Indian home, the kitchen is the heart, and the dining table is the lungs—a space where traditions come alive, stories are shared, and memories are made.