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This Designer is Filling the Gap With a Range of Everyday Objects To fill the gap with a range of everyday objects with a simple, minimalist design aesthetic, Anisha Singh with her husband, Gurpreet Singh, founded LetterNote in 2012.

By Punita Sabharwal

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Entrepreneur Magazine is glad to present Anisha Singh, Co-founder, Letternote, who made it to our 35 under 35 special.

To fill the gap with a range of everyday objects with a simple, minimalist design aesthetic, Anisha Singh with her husband, Gurpreet Singh, founded LetterNote in 2012. Before Gurpreet and Anisha founded LetterNote, they were running a creative agency. It was a big pivot for them to start a product design brand.

"We started LetterNote with our savings and haven't taken any external funds. We have focused on a steady, self-sustainable growth path for LetterNote", said Anisha. They have remained true to their design philosophy, created an unique design brand, found acceptance and appreciation, and have a profitable, growing business now. Their big high is when they see someone using a LetterNote product.

(This article was first published in the February issue of Entrepreneur Magazine. To subscribe, click here)

Punita Sabharwal

Entrepreneur Staff

Managing Editor, Entrepreneur India

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