At the intersection of design innovation and sustainable manufacturing stands ANJ Group, a leading interior solutions firm that has shaped some of India’s most iconic corporate workspaces. With a legacy spanning over four decades, ANJ has evolved from a family-led venture into a fully integrated corporate powerhouse, delivering end-to-end solutions. At its helm is Ashok Kularia, the current Managing Director, whose journey reflects both respect for tradition and a vision for the future.
When Kularia speaks about his journey, it’s not with the tone of a conventional business heir, but beyond. It’s with the conviction of someone who has earned his place — not just inherited it. Inspired by high-stakes conversations with India’s top business tycoons, Kularia’s entrepreneurial drive was catalyzed early on. Yet, it is the legacy of his father, Magharam Kularia, the original visionary behind ANJ — that laid the foundation of the brand’s 40+ year journey.
Today, ANJ stands tall with a distinct identity in the architecture and interiors industry, delivering across two core verticals: design and contract execution, seamlessly integrated under one roof. It’s this structured approach rather than a traditional family-run unit, that sets ANJ apart in a cluttered market. ANJ’s marquee clientele is as diverse as its portfolio. “What we bring to the table is not just aesthetics, but efficiency,” Kularia asserts. “The real value lies in our ability to execute high-quality design through in-house manufacturing, while ensuring delivery and process control.”
The most compelling aspect of ANJ’s operations lies not in their sleek boardrooms or creative studios, but at their cutting-edge manufacturing facility in Wada — a site that reflects their deep-rooted commitment to sustainability. Built on a net-zero energy model, the facility runs on solar energy and implements resource-conscious processes across production. The Wada factory isn’t just a plant — it’s a living symbol of the company’s forward-thinking philosophy. As Kularia puts it, “It’s not just about building furniture. It’s about building responsibly. Nestled across 22 acres in Wada, ANJ’s cutting-edge factory is more than just a manufacturing hub — it’s a testament to sustainable innovation. Spread over 300,000 sq. ft., this IGBC Platinum-rated, solar-powered facility is built to deliver world-class wood, metal, acoustic, and upholstery solutions with precision. As India’s only factory with a UV coating finishing line, it blends advanced automation with eco-conscious practices like rainwater harvesting, dust recovery, and waste recycling. Designed around people and the planet, it supports over 400 workers and reflects ANJ’s commitment to building a net-zero, future-ready ecosystem for interior manufacturing.
The transformation of ANJ from a legacy business into a corporate-grade entity with strong environmental ethics offers a compelling case study in business evolution. It’s also a reminder that design is no longer just about space — it’s about impact. With innovation stitched into its DNA, and sustainability no longer an afterthought but a default, ANJ’s story is one worth watching — especially for those keen to peek behind the scenes at their eco-conscious factory in Wada.
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