Sanjha Woodworks
Collections catalogue
Sanjha Woodworks is a fictional maker and this is a sample from our studio: the catalogue a furniture exporter sends to buyers abroad, so the buyer can quote back by code.
A catalogue works when a buyer can find a piece, check its size and order it without writing back to ask. So every piece has a code, a table row and a finish, and every collection opens with a photograph that sets the mood before the grid.

- Format
- Product catalogue
- Extent
- 16 pages
The whole issue · 16 pages
Turn the pages.
Drag a page corner, tap either side, or use the arrow keys. Switch on the designer’s notes to see why each page is built the way it is.

Page by page
- 1. Cover
- 2. About us and contents
- 3. Collection one: Haveli
- 4. Haveli pieces
- 5. Collection two: Sector
- 6. Sector pieces
- 7. Collection three: Toran
- 8. Toran pieces
- 9. Collection four: Chowki
- 10. Chowki pieces
- 11. Collection five: Angan
- 12. Materials and care
- 13. Custom orders
- 14. Ordering and export
- 15. A DigiMagz studio page
- 16. Back cover
Decisions
A code on every piece
HV-101, SC-205, TR-301: each code appears in the caption and in the collection's table, so a buyer can order straight from the page.
One opener per collection
Each of the five collections opens with a single large photograph and a short note on the wood and the making, then moves to pieces and tables.
Materials and care as a page
Sheesham, mango, teak and cane are explained with grain close-ups and finish swatches, the questions buyers ask before they place an order.
Export terms in plain words
The ordering page sets out the minimum order, packing, lead time and delivery terms, so the catalogue does the first conversation.
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