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Nipa Doshi reflects on the idea that design is as much a way of doing things as it is about objects, while introducing Dori, the studio’s first textile collection for HAY.
In Conversation
Exploring dialogues between Nipa Doshi and Jonathan Levien that shape the studio’s work, as well as with the many collaborators, makers and thinkers whom they encounter along the way.
Framing the BodyIn Conversation|read>
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Nipa Doshi and Jonathan Levien reflect on how chairs frame the body, shaping the relationship between posture, presence and space.
Logic of PatternIn Conversation|read>
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Pattern in design is frequently read as surface or ornament, but for Doshi Levien it represents underlying structure – a logic that generates meaning, story and rhythm. This conversation between Nipa Doshi and Jonathan Levien explores how pattern underpins two of their projects.
Objects with MeaningIn Conversation|listen>
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Nipa Doshi reflects on the emotional power of the objects we live with in Objects with Meaning, a podcast by Wallpaper* in collaboration with Vodafone Smart Tech. She shares how design, memory, and culture intertwine to give everyday things a deeper sense of purpose and connection.
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For the fourth annual MECCA x NGV Women in Design Commission, London-based designer Nipa Doshi, co-founder of Doshi Levien, presents A Room of My Own.
Card and ColourIn Conversation|listen>
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In this episode we talk about Nipa’s relationship with colour and textiles; why card is a vital part of Jonathan’s process; growing up in India and Scotland respectively and how that affected their design thinking; living and designing together; facing prejudice; that initial project with Tefal; and working with Italian furniture giant Moroso.