Brand systems and websites for small product brands. A few of the recent ones below.



Organic mattresses had become a checklist category. Same certifications, same trial period, same warranty.
But Evaya had exclusive U.S. rights to EverEden wool from New Zealand. The thesis I settled on was honest luxury. Earn the premium by being more specific than anyone else.
A three-tier product-family color architecture from a single attribute. A bespoke six-section flagship PDP. Reviews unedited, the spec sheet reframed as a material bill.
Every choice filtered through one question: more credible, or just more decorated?
Fellow Barber has a real claim on the modern barbershop revival, and a website that read like any shop opened last year. Booking, locations, and product had drifted into three unrelated experiences.
One family, three distinct places. Locations got their own pages built like short histories, down to the room and the barbers in it. The Fellow Collection got its own front door instead of a tab. Twenty years of receipts, finally visible.


✳ More case studies in progress — drop me a line to see work that isn't public yet.
Tell me what you're building. I read every inquiry myself and reply within a day. Pippa, the studio Pomeranian, gets the final vote.