Divya Thakur is a graphic designer who runs her own design studio called Design Temple in Mumbai. As the creative head of Design Temple, she has designed logos, book shelves inspired by holy books, tables inspired by banana leaves, and awareness campaigns for animals. Some of her other works include using old telephones as showpieces, designing Cheer Haran toilet paper, a first aid box, a handy aujar box, and matchboxes. She holds a graduate degree from Sir J.J. School of Art and has showcased her work in design shows in India and abroad.

1. DIVYA
THAKUR
BY :
MONISHA
PATTNAIK
M.DES 1ST
SEM
IIT DELHI

2. ABOUT THE DESIGNER
 A graduate of the sir J. J. School of art, divya thakur
currently helms her own graphic design studio,
design temple. As the creative head of design
temple, she has participated in various art and
design shows in india and abroad. Including india
now at victoria and albert museum london and india
indigenous at loggia dei mercanti. Her work has been
featured in leading design and lifestyle publications
like, wallpaper, graphics and the times.
 Design Temple is an urban design think-tank
committed to delivering excellence with clarity and
consistency. A niche Mumbai-based studio, we are
best known for our relentless standards in cutting
edge creativity and implementation

3. LOGO DESIGN
MOVIE BY AMOL GUPTE

4. BOOK SHELF INSPIRED BY HOLY BOOK SELF

5. TABLE INSPIRED FROM BANANA LEAF

6. AWARNESS CAMPAIGN FOR ANIMALS.

7. AWARNESS CAMPAIGN FOR ANIMALS.

8. AKSHAR CARDS

9. OLD TELEPHONES AS SHOW PEICE

10. CHEER HARAN TOILET PAPER

11. FIRST VAID BOX

12. HANDY AUJAR BOX

13. MATCH BOX

14. THANK YOU