No retainers, no channel add-ons, no team of freelancers you never meet. The four of us take the brand from the first mark to the last shipped template.
Naming, marks, type systems and the rules that keep them intact once other people start using them.
Sites and product surfaces drawn in the same system as the mark, built to survive a content team.
Guidelines, component libraries and the handover session where your team is taught to run it without us.
They are overbuilt — a mark, a second mark for small sizes, four typefaces, a mascot, a pattern, and a tone of voice nobody can repeat.
Before
We take all of it away and give back the one system a company can actually run without us in the room.
We craft digital experiences that feel inevitable — clear, considered, and built to last.
Four weeks.
Two projects a season, taken from first mark to shipped system. Everything else we respectfully decline.
Identity and packaging for a Nordic furniture maker.
Retail identity for a concept store that never closes its windows.
Visual identity for a highly renowned travel agency.
(the practice, in figures)
projects a season
years in practice
identities shipped
people in the studio
Every project runs the same way, and you see the whole thing. There is no phase where the studio disappears and comes back with a reveal.
Four weeks.
Interviews with the people who sell the thing, an audit of everything already printed, and a written position we both sign before a single mark is drawn.
Eight weeks.
Mark, type, grid and voice drawn together, reviewed in the room every second Friday. One direction is developed — we do not present three and let the client pick.
Four weeks.
Files, guidelines and a half-day session with the people who will actually use it. Six months later we come back once, free, and check what broke.
next season
We take on the next project in March. Send us the business problem in a paragraph — we answer every enquiry within two working days, including the ones we decline.