Idea Archive

• 05.14 Visit Sorapot at ICFF/ NY Design Week 2008
• 04.28 Showing/ Selling Sorapots at BKLYN Designs BD+
• 04.25 Sorapot in New York Magazine’s Best Bets
• 04.14 Re-telling a familiar story
• 04.03 Interview on PSFK
• 02.11 Speaking at Princeton’s UDesign Conference
• 02.02 New York Gift Fair
• 01.31 First 300 Sorapots are Sold Out
• 01.18 Shenzhen, Hong Kong, Tokyo
• 01.17 Garden Geta in 032c
• 01.07 A Glass Teacup for Sorapot
• 12.11 Sorapot - tea brewing video
• 12.06 Gift giving and Dissonance
• 12.02 The Hearth’s Persistence
• 11.26 Interview with The Design Blog
• 11.24 How to Brew Tea with Sorapot
• 11.20 Sorapot Pre-orders now open
• 11.16 Green Design in DUMBO Tonight
• 11.15 Sorapot - Final Design
• 11.06 Plushy Revisions: what’s changing, what’s not
• 11.01 Felt Mouse
• 10.31 Why I love Charcoal Toothpaste
• 10.30 A Quick Interview with Steven Heller
• 10.17 Modern Tea Tools
• 10.01 Molo, Mixko, and the Chocolate Factory
• 09.24 Curiosity and Discipline
• 09.21 Carry-On Luggage
• 09.13 Stylish Green Kitchen Gear: Sorapot in Forbes
• 09.06 Technology to Trope
• 08.15 Viewing New York from a Blog, From the 7 Train
• 06.28 MoMA Fall Preview
• 06.20 Modern French Design and Contextual Decoration
• 06.09 All Products are Cell Phones
• 05.31 Springtime
• 04.18 Rain, Feedback Loops, and Missed Opportunities
• 04.10 Adam Greenfield: The City is Here for You to Use
• 03.31 The Stories Materials Tell
• 03.22 Negotiating Dominance and Submission Through Industrial Design
• 02.23 Before I Loved Tea, I Loved Teapots
• 02.03 Affordances in the Age of Ubiquitous Computing
• 01.30 Tea Blogs I Love
• 01.23 All Design is Packaging Design
• 01.14 Mina Perhonen
• 01.10 Topography to Teacup
• 01.08 Manhattan Gas Leak and Attribution Error
• 01.02 Watch yourself
• 12.28 Functionality and Ease
• 12.09 Focus Group on Addy
• 12.08 Passion Makes You Mechanical
• 11.25 MUJI is for Winners
• 11.01 Attraction to small spaces

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joey@joeyroth.com

973.715.6583

146 Newel St.
Brooklyn, NY 11222

Joey Roth uses stories as the initial sketches for his designs. He thinks about characters, scenes, and conversations, then designs an object that will feed this narrative. He’s fascinated by the meanings that designed objects convey and by ritual behavior.

Roth used to be a student of creative writing, and loved it because it allowed him to construct entire worlds for his characters. He now tells stories through product design, and still strives to make each product an immersive world.

Swarthmore College 2006 BA: Industrial Design Theory