#PODCAST Durban design duo representing "Kalki Ceramics" named 2022 winners of the Hot Young Designer Talent Search

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By Newsbreak Producer Matthew Veeran - A young architectural team from Durban have been named the winners of the Nandos Hot Young Designer Talent Search 2022. Nikhil and his partner Nindya are the owners of "Kalki Ceramics" - which is an up-and-coming design studio specialising in bespoke handcrafted ceramic tiles. For their winning entry, the vibrant couple looked to South African landscapes for inspiration and eventually came up with a stunning design centred around the cactus plant. Nikhil says the "Cactus Server" as the piece is known, blends contemporary form with organic, tactile materials to create a uniquely South African design...
*If you are interested in Nikhil and Nindya's designs you can find out more about them on Instagram via the handle @kalkiceramics

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