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I’ve never fully committed to a logo for my own brand. And I know how that sounds coming from a brand designer. Your branding should always be evolving. There should be anchors, but how you interpret and bring them to life can vary. For Slow
A thrift list. A daffodil. A hex code. DECADENT MINIMALISM — no additional text. A half-finished thought about brand decks as therapy. A nail colour. 636 notes (swipe for proof). A glimpse into my mind. (Lace cuffs: hand sewn, soon to be shar
Dining Room Refresh, Vol. 03 — The Design Plan. 
Every selection, sourced and detailed. The smoked walnut floating shelves from @mykitchcabinets (which are the focal point of it all), the tonal wall-to-ceiling paint colours I’ve been livi
Remember the dining room teaser? Or my continuous references to new shelves for the dining room? Well, the shelves are almost up and the first blog post is live — all the inspiration behind the refresh.
 Warmth, texture, dark wood, collected st
I’ve never fully committed to a logo for my own brand. And I know how that sounds coming from a brand designer. Your branding should always be evolving. There should be anchors, but how you interpret and bring them to life can vary. For Slow A thrift list. A daffodil. A hex code. DECADENT MINIMALISM — no additional text. A half-finished thought about brand decks as therapy. A nail colour. 636 notes (swipe for proof). A glimpse into my mind. (Lace cuffs: hand sewn, soon to be shar
Out with the old!
Dining Room Refresh, Vol. 03 — The Design Plan. 
Every selection, sourced and detailed. The smoked walnut floating shelves from @mykitchcabinets (which are the focal point of it all), the tonal wall-to-ceiling paint colours I’ve been livi Remember the dining room teaser? Or my continuous references to new shelves for the dining room? Well, the shelves are almost up and the first blog post is live — all the inspiration behind the refresh.
 Warmth, texture, dark wood, collected st

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A boutique brand identity and creative direction studio in Hamilton, Ontario. Strategy-led design for small businesses that want a brand as intentional as the work they do.

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