We’ve been working for the better part of 2024 on a new visual identity and website for BOND Architecture, a New York-based firm run by Noam Dvir and Daniel Rauchwerger.

BOND’s new website was launched in conjunction with a full feature of their stunning Fire Island Pines home in Architectural Digest. The timing couldn’t be more perfect.

Check out BOND’s smooth, new site here.

Yes, you heard that right. 4x’s, one project.

We’re ecstatic to announce the epic collaboration between Herman Miller, Lichen, Resource Library, and Composite on the creation of the Resource Reading List.

This thoughtfully curated newsprint piece features an array of recommended design book titles, meticulously selected by our collaborating teams. These must-read volumes are available for rent through Resource Library, currently popping up at Herman Miller’s Park Ave NYC store until October 2024.

We are thrilled to share our collaboration with Lesser Miracle, Brooklyn’s fine furniture and woodworking virtuosos, on refreshing their website. This project was truly a gift, as working with such kindred spirits brought out the best in both our teams. From the initial brainstorming sessions to the final design touches, the process was incredibly collaborative and enriching. Lesser Miracle’s passion for craftsmanship and detail mirrored our own dedication to aesthetic excellence, making this partnership a perfect blend of creativity and precision.
Take a look at the site here.

While the subject matter here is fully under wraps, we wanted to share that we’re starting to work with Unfollow Agency on a series on projects for Minecraft, the most played computer game of all time.
Keep your eyes peeled for the results of our creative sprints, coming up later in 2024.

Understanding that New Yorkers care deeply about time and effort-saving products, we created campaign concepts and strategy around “No time to waste.”

We’re longtime admirers of architect Tadao Ando whose Brutalist, concrete-clad walls were a major point of inspiration for the scenes we created with our 3D design team to highlight Glyph’s unique overlapping form.