Hi, I’m Nish,
I’m a multi-disciplinary designer,
and I help create meaningful experiences.
I combine an ethnographic approach to design research and strategy, with strong technical knowledge of materials and manufacturing. This allows me to create meaningful, engaging experiences across the entire customer journey, from branding, product and packaging to retail environments.
My experience of working on a range of different projects, with clients and partners of different sizes, from start-ups to global corporations, and in over 6 different countries, means I can not only design engaging experiences, but implement them effectively, efficiently and at scale.
Creating an inviting dine-in experience for the pizza delivery experts
Domino’s Pizza is one of the largest fast food chains in India with over 1200 outlets.
But they’re known more for their “30 minutes or free” delivery than their dine-in experience. As part of a team at FITCH, we re-designed the space, optimized the kitchen layout and set the template for a full revamp of all 1200 of their restaurants.
How can a space reflect a promise?
The redesign of LB Finance’s branches was intended to reflect the brand’s new promise of “Opportunities Unlimited”, with an open plan layout and architecture and materials inspired by the tropical modernist style of Sri Lanka.
A collection of logos I’ve created over the years
From corporate clients to punk rock bands, every single one of these logos has been a labor of love.
The “No-wait” Banking Experience
What role should a physical space play in the bank of the 21st century? That’s what Hatton National Bank, a 140 Year old bank in Sri-Lanka wanted to answer. Through a combination of user research, secondary research and retail experience design, I revamped their current branches to ensure relevance and improve the customer experience.
Credicorp
Showcasing how design can drive innovation for Peru's largest financial institution
Outside of the studio, I enjoy street photography, composing music and writing both fiction and non-fiction