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Nipa Doshi, United Kingdom (*1971)

27 products of 4 manufacturers.
Nipa Doshi was born in 1971 into a Gujarati family of Mumbai. She graduated from the Royal College of Art, London, in 1997 but she soon returned to India to work with local craftspeople. After a short stay she went back to London where she met Jonathan Levien, a Scot who had recently finished his master in furniture design at the Royal College. The synergy between Nipa and Jonathan clicked immediately; in fact they set up the Doshi Levien studio in 2000 and got married.
The combination of the two cultures and creativities generated a very special, innovative design concept which unites two different yet complementary approaches to their work: while Nipa's is heavily influenced by the visual culture and materials of India, Jonathan's is rooted in industrial design.


Products
Moroso: Principessa @ Stylepark
http://www.stylepark.com/ru/moroso/principessa?ref=designer_view
Moroso
Principessa
Nipa Doshi
Jonathan Levien
Moroso: My Beautiful Backside 3-Seater @ Stylepark
http://www.stylepark.com/ru/moroso/my-beautiful-backside-3-seater?ref=designer_view
Moroso
My Beautiful Backside 3-Seater
Nipa Doshi
Jonathan Levien
Moroso: Impossible Wood @ Stylepark
http://www.stylepark.com/ru/moroso/impossible-wood?ref=designer_view
Moroso
Impossible Wood
Nipa Doshi
Jonathan Levien
Moroso: Chandigarh Side table @ Stylepark
http://www.stylepark.com/ru/moroso/chandigarh-side-table?ref=designer_view
Moroso
Chandigarh Side table
Nipa Doshi
Jonathan Levien
BD Barcelona Design: Chandlo stool @ Stylepark
http://www.stylepark.com/ru/bd-barcelona-design/chandlo-stool?ref=designer_view
BD Barcelona Design
Chandlo stool
Nipa Doshi
Jonathan Levien
Moroso: Paper Planes @ Stylepark
http://www.stylepark.com/ru/moroso/paper-planes?ref=designer_view
Moroso
Paper Planes
Nipa Doshi
Jonathan Levien
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Articles
Aestheticizing the seemingly imperfect

Aestheticizing the seemingly imperfect

During imm Cologne, the Museum für Angewandte Kunst opened a special kind of exhibition: “Isn’t it romantic? – Contemporary Design Balancing between Poetry and Provocation”. An homage to the longing for a world that isn’t always perfect.

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Wish I was a Red Indian – imm Cologne Part 1

Wish I was a Red Indian – imm Cologne Part 1

What emerged at the imm Cologne in 2011 was that the fair has steadied, and in the form of "Living Kitchen" and "Pure Textiles" has gained two important new areas. Thus, the Cologne hodge-podge of the diversity of homes has something for everyone, for a man of the world, a man of the masses, and for kids, too. That said, the high-end design did not live up to expectations.

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My pillow from Uzbekistan

My pillow from Uzbekistan

Home living magazines announced the "multicultural furniture" trend, the "ethno-style" and "intercultural design" trend. The new color frenzy is being judged as an expression of overcoming a "design style" which is far too plain and of the need for individuality and unconventionality. The world of design seems to have opened up to foreign creative styles.

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