Fountain Head
The work desk of creative minds gives a glimpse of their thinking process…we reveal five such able-bodied aesthetics

PARAS & SHALINI
‘A lot can happen over clothes'
What inspires you most about your work space?
Life has been an inspiration and also the natural surrounding, that’s why you can see all the beautiful floral designs and motifs. We have completed a year here. We believe in giving love and joy through our designs to our clients. Contentment through work is one thing that inspires us, we do bespoke tailoring so we have clients coming to us to design their wedding gowns with vintage motifs. As our work area is spacious, we sit down with our clients, informally chat and try to find out what is it that they are looking for.

Any special memories of the work space?
We’ve always shared our office space, so both of us have matured in this place which has some bitter-sweet memories. Moreover, we believe in continuity, it could be with our workers, interns, support staff or administrators, seeing the place grow has given us the biggest high.
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What is that one thing you can’t sit down to work without?
Books and more books. We have over 500 books which we refer to while working.

URVASHI KAUR
‘Do what you love and do it with passion’
What inspires you most about your work space?
The surrounding, greenery, natural light, pool, birds, nature, everything around. It has a very healing aura and the calm environment makes me think. My work space is just an expression of my aesthetics.

Any special memories of your work space?
I’ve had some memorable experiences with my interns. It’s always nice to see youngsters grow, how they incorporate work ethics in their life. A challenging environment is what drives me to style my work space, and I always do it with passion.

What is that one thing you can’t sit down to work without?
Stationery and Green Tea. I am very particular about my stationery, I love collecting stationery from across the world.

Gautam Sinha (Nappa Dori)
‘Love what you do and do what you love'
What inspires you most about your work space?
I like to keep the outdoors indoor, that’s the primary reason I have the studio in Chattarpur. My space is very industrial looking, where everyone works together. It really helps in team building and better utility of the space.

Any special memories of the work space?
Seeing the studio grow, and everyone in it.

What is that one thing you can’t sit down to work without?
Stationery Tray. It has just about everything I need when I work.
SHIVAN AND NARRESH
‘Keep it clean and sorted’
What inspires you most about your work space?
The space itself, we both love open spaces that’s one reason we have a three-sided glass building. We love clean, white walls to display the artwork. Also we travel a lot, so we love collecting knick-knacks, art and sculptures which signify our aesthetics.
Any special memories of the work space?
Our kitchen is always full of wine and good food. We party a lot, our work area has always been busy as we are forever ready to entertain and inevitably it happens all of a sudden.
What is that one thing you can’t sit down to work without?
Sketch board and markers. Love sketching on the sketch board also it has this really nice light which helps reflect the colours better.
NAMRATA JOSHIPURA
‘My work space is my comfort zone'
What inspires you most about your work space?
It’s the place which I look forward to every morning, it’s my ‘comfort zone’ it makes me feel happy. I am a very organised person so my room has to be super clean. I don’t keep a lot of furniture in my room, I like it to be more spacious.
Any special memories of the work space?
Every day is special, I am not a very tech-savvy person. I am still old school and I like my notes to be hand written.
What is that one thing you can’t sit down to work without?
Notepad. I have to pen down my thoughts when I work, and my notepad has to be there with me.
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