Switch & Roy is a cross-disciplinary studio designing brand, motion, and experiential work for the cultural and creative economies of South Asia.
Founded by NID alumni Saurav Roy and Upasana Nattoji Roy, our work spans brand identities for Indian institutions and consumer brands, title sequences for streaming and broadcast, and identities for cultural festivals, museums, and place-based projects. We've designed for Netflix, Amazon Prime, Serendipity Arts Festival, SELCO Foundation, the Indian Institute of Management Bangalore, the Indian Music Experience Museum, and Jaipur Rugs.
The studio operates from Goa as two collaborative practices — Switch (motion, story, performance) and Roy.Studio (brand, place, identity) — that share a belief that good design is anchored in people, place, and culture.
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Featured Projects
Coming Soon
Title Design
GANDHI
Title design and show packaging for the new show directed by Hansal Mehta
Digital Arts Program
NAVI MUMBAI AIRPORT
Collaborative Research for a pioneering digital arts program
Communication Design
MANCHAHA BY JAIPUR RUGS
Integrated communication program for the Manchaha Collection by Jaipur Rugs - a collection that celebrates the weavers creativity

Originals
Originals are the studio's self-initiated projects — spaces to experiment, collaborate, and pursue ideas beyond client briefs.
KariGhar brings traditional craftspeople and digital artists into conversation through collaborative making. Give Me a Sign is an immersive interactive installation that combines early gestural recognition technology with audiovisual storytelling to reflect on climate change, human behaviour, and our relationship with the environment. When Walls Dance explores the meeting point of Bharatanatyam, movement, and motion graphics. The Goa Guide is our ongoing zine chronicling the culture, people, and everyday life of the state.
Together, they are how the studio thinks in public — testing ideas, preserving stories, and building new creative dialogues.




