NH1 Design

Our founder, Neha Harlalka Tulsian, had the opportunity to meet and present NH1 Design’s work to Shri Chandrababu Naidu in Andhra Pradesh last week.

It was a thoughtful conversation around women-led enterprise and the role of design in building systems that can scale.

Honoured to be part of the dialogue. Work in progress. More coming soon.

Our founder, Neha Tulsian, had the opportunity to meet and present NH1 Design’s work to Shri Chandrababu Naidu in Andhra Pradesh last week.

It was a thoughtful conversation around women-led enterprise and the role of design in building systems that can scale.

Honoured to be part of the dialogue. Work in progress. More on this coming soon.

NH1 Design is proud to share that , Founder and Executive Creative Director, is serving on the Packaging Design Jury for the 105th Annual hashtag

The Art Directors Club was founded in 1920. It was the first creative organisation of its kind and remains one of the longest-running benchmarks for excellence across design, advertising, motion, illustration, photography and craft.

Packaging is one of the most demanding design disciplines. It must work in the real world, at scale, often across geographies and languages. It has to inform, evoke desire, and make decisions easier in a moment. We are looking forward to seeing the entries.

Final deadline to enter: Friday, February 20, 2026
Submissions: adcawards.org

Our executive creative director and founder talks to about blending curiosity with strategy, shaping authentic brand experiences, and how India’s dynamic cultural mix continues to inspire bold, meaningful design.

Read the full article at the Branding in Asia website. Link in bio!

Around 25 years ago, when I was approx. in grade 11, I used to play a little game with myself.

Every morning, I’d open the newspaper, look at the ads, and try to guess which agency had made them. Then I’d check the agency key to see if I was right.

I still remember, I could mostly spot an O&M ad. It either made me smile in the mind or touched me in some way.
That’s how my love for advertising began and how I started following Ogilvy’s work long before I even knew what “brand thinking” meant.

I’ve never worked with Piyush, but I’ve followed his work closely. I’ve always been a fan. This picture is from Kyoorius Design Yatra, when he said to me, “Human beings need to give love and get love.

And in that moment, it all made sense. Behind every great brand, campaign, or piece of design, there’s really just one thing that matters: to make someone feel something.

People like him don’t even know how deeply they’ve inspired those who never met them, never worked with them, but built their careers chasing the kind of honesty his work carried.

Somewhere between the everyday rush of deadlines and feedback loops we set out to design a set of festive cards with a touch of our world, waiting for yours. Choose the one that speaks to you, make it your own and spread the love. Because the best wishes are the ones that wish, like you do.

This Diwali, personalise your digital greeting card. Somewhere between the everyday rush of deadlines and feedback loops we set out to design a set of festive cards with a touch of our world, waiting for yours.Choose the one that speaks to you, make it your own and spread the love. Because the best wishes are the ones that wish, like you do. How it wo...

Space2Grow is a social impact consultancy working on some of society’s hardest problems including child protection, digital safety, anti-human trafficking, and inclusive skilling. They exist to scale solutions for such issues that are often underfunded, under-researched, and overlooked. At its core is a team of empathetic strategists who partner with governments, nonprofits, foundations and corporates to turn data into dignity and strategy into measurable impact.

NH1 created a bold, optimistic brand identity system that mirrors this mission: a vivid palette mapped to S2G’s thematic areas, a modular grid and pixel-based visual motifs that allow the brand language to shift across tone and urgency- from open and quiet to dense. Clear typography, spatial rhythm, and adaptable layouts transform complex research into communication that feels both confident and empathetic. The result is a design system that embodies growth and movement giving S2G the clarity, credibility and authority to drive action across sectors.