FOUR DESIGNERS Product Designer: Jonathan Ive Communication Designer: Jessica Walsh Interior Designer: Philippe Starck Fashion Designer: Hugo Ferdinand Boss

Jonathan Ive Born on 27 February 1967 a British designer and the Chief Designer Officer of Apple Inc. Born In Chingford, London. Passionate about cars which made him interested in design, did a course Of the same at the Royal College of Art, London. Studied Industrial design at Newcastle Polytechnic. Joined a startup company called Tangerine.

Ive’s Design philosophy: “Elegance in objects is everyone’s right, and it shouldn’t cost more than ugliness.” Ive was first hired by Apple in 90s after designing a proto iPad concept for the company: a tablet Mac called Macintosh Folio with a stylus and adjustable screen. One early iteration of the MacBook featured the Apple logo that glowed on and off 12 times in a minute. According to friend Marc Newson, both he and Ive are primarily motivated by the lack of wealth they both experienced growing up. "Neither of us came from particularly privileged backgrounds," Newson says. "A lot of what I’ve done has been an effort to try to have the things that I didn’t own when I was a child."

Ive’s work include MacBook Pro, iMac, MacBook Air, Mac mini, iPod Touch, Apple watch and IOS.

Philippe Starck Born in 1949 a French designer, works as interior, product and also as an architect. Son of an architect, Philippe studied at the Ecole Camondo, Paris. Starck’s designs brought him to the attention of Pierre Cardin who offered him the job of an artistic director in his publishing house.

For the past thirty years Philippe Starck has been designing hotels all over the world, including the Royalton in New York in 1988, the Delano  in Miami in 1995, the Mondrian  in Los Angeles, the St Martin's Lane in London in 1999, the Sanderson , also in London, in 2000, and the complete 2001 renovation of the historic Clift  in San Fransico with its updated art-deco bar, the Redwood Room. In South America, Philippe Starck designed the inside and outside of the Hotel Fasano in Rio de Janeiro in 2007 using materials such as wood, glass and marble. He then turned his attention to luxury hotels: in 2008, Hotel Meurice and the Royal Monceau in 2010. Philippe Starck has several restaurants to his credit: Bon (2000), Mori Venice Bar (2006) and Le Paradis du Fruit (2009) in France, and the notable launch of Katsuya in Los Angeles in 2006, the first in a series of Japanese restaurants. The A'trego opened in Cap d'Ail in 2011. He designed the interior and exterior of Ma Cocotte, a restaurant that launched in September 2012 at the Saint-Quen flea market near Paris. In 2013, he designed Miss Ko, an Asian-centric concept restaurant in Paris. In November 2011, Lodha Group appointed Phillippe Starck for "yoo inspired by Starck", to design the residential development at New Cuffe Parade, Mumbai.  

Hotel Exteriors by Starck

Hotel Interiors by Starck

Jessica Walsh Walsh born on October 30 1986 is an American graphic designer, art director and an illustrator, and a partner at creative agency Sagmeister & Walsh. Born in New York, she began coding and designing websites at the age of 11. She studied Graphic Design at Rhode Island School of Design (RISD). Some of her famous works are 40 Days of Dating and 12 Kinds of Kindness.

FROOTI Commercial

40 Days Of Dating

ADOBE Project

Hugo Ferdinand Boss Hugo Ferdinand Boss (8 July 1885- 9 august 1948) was the founder of the clothing company Hugo Boss. Had a Political Background with the Nazi Party. Hugo Boss started a clothing company in Metzingen. Due to the economic climate in Germany at that time he was forced to bankruptcy, in 1931 he came to an agreement