A five-person design studio working with founders who've outgrown their first logo and their first website — brand identity, product design, and the systems that connect them.
Fieldwork started in 2019 as two freelancers sharing a client — we're five people now, and we've kept every habit that made that first project work. No account managers relaying messages, no junior team quietly doing the work senior people pitched. You talk to the person actually designing your project.
We work in focused sprints with a small number of clients at a time, rather than spreading thin across a large roster. That's a deliberate constraint — it's also why our retention rate is what it is.




Naming, logo systems, and the full visual language that has to hold up across everything from a business card to a billboard.
UI/UX for web and mobile products, from early-stage wireframes through to a design system your engineering team can actually ship.
Marketing sites and web apps, designed and built in-house so nothing gets lost in translation between design and code.
Component libraries and documentation that keep a growing product consistent long after we've handed it off.
We spend real time understanding the business before opening any design tool — most bad design comes from skipping this step.
Structured review cycles, not open-ended revisions — you always know what stage the project is at and what's next.
Development, QA, and full documentation handoff, so your team can maintain and extend the work without us.
Northlane's identity looked like a fintech from 2015 — investors kept asking if the product was still active.
Full rebrand plus a new marketing site, built to feel credible to both consumers and institutional partners.
Three designers, zero shared components — every new feature looked like a different product.
Built a full component library and documentation, adopted across their entire product team within a month.