The Founder - Harshis Custom Home Decor
Harshis Custom Decor LLC was born in 2021 out of a spark of creativity and a love for turning the ordinary into the extraordinary. Founder Harshita Sharma discovered her unique talent when she transformed leftover side planks into beautifully handcrafted signs—each piece reflecting her passion for design and detail. What started as a simple DIY hobby quickly evolved into a flourishing business that now stands out as one of the most beloved names in custom home decor across the U.S.
At the core of Harshis Custom Decor is a commitment to crafting one-of-a-kind treasures that bring warmth and personality to every space. From custom wood door signs and personalized kitchen decor to wood name signs and personalized name signs for nursery, each piece is thoughtfully designed and expertly made to add that perfect personal touch.
As the holiday season approaches, Harshis Custom Decor becomes a go-to destination for meaningful gifting. The brand offers a wide range of custom Christmas ornaments, including custom laser cut wood ornaments, engraved Christmas ornaments, custom personalized ornaments, and even personalized Christmas ornaments bulk orders for families and businesses. Looking for something extra special? Explore the collection of unique personalized Christmas ornaments, in memory ornament with picture, personalised pet ornaments, and custom first Christmas ornament options—perfect keepsakes for life’s most precious moments.
Whether you're decorating your tree with custom Christmas tree ornaments, gifting personalized holiday ornaments, or enhancing your space with custom welcome boards and personalized framed art, Harshis Custom Decor delivers handcrafted beauty with heart. Every piece is made with care, creativity, and laser-sharp precision—literally, thanks to laser engraved ornaments that showcase both artistry and quality.
With a loyal community of customers who appreciate the blend of sentiment and style, Harshis Custom Decor LLC continues to grow—not just as a brand, but as a celebration of the little things that make a house feel like home.
