Diseño

Dripta Roy

Estilo
Minimalista
Enfoque
I love being able to move from one project one day to a completely different project the next day. My work is never stagnant and never the same. Today Imay be designing a chair and tomorrow I will be designing a booth for The Wall Street Journal and the day after a new speaker for Tannoy. Each day is different and interesting and I couldn't livewithout that.
Inspiración
For most of my designs, organic shapes come into play. I wanted to create a clock that was both static and dynamic at the same time. I was intrigued by the idea of translatingthe form of a flower into a clock—that’s what got me started on the design. As seen from the final product, I tried to keep it minimalistic yet fun and dynamic.
Filosofía
I’ts not just about solvingproblems but its also about the beautification of our environment around us“Design is about the betterment of our lives, poetically, aesthetically, functionally and emotionallyhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ubyCOXcXmXQ

Name: Dripta Roy
Location: London
Product: Lotus Wall Clock
“Design is not only about solving problems, but about the beautification of our built environments,” saysDripta Roy. “Design is about the betterment of our lives, poetically, aesthetically, functionally and emotionally.” Roy puts his money where his mouth is. His products, which range from the flower-inspiredLotus clock to his pod-shaped BabyC cradle (you can see them all on his website), draw on the natural world to solve practical problems.
What inspired you to create the Lotus Clock?
For most of mydesigns, organic shapes come into play. I wanted to create a clock that was both static and dynamic at the same time. I was intrigued by the idea of translating the form of a flower into aclock—that’s what got me started on the design. As seen from the final product, I tried to keep it minimalistic yet fun and dynamic.
How was this it made?
The greatest hurdle for the Lotus Clock was how to...