An identity and online shop for a ceramics studio that refuses to rush anything.

Halden Ceramics

Have something worth making?

I design identities, interfaces and motion, then build them so they actually move.

Lydia Amadi

<h2>The brief</h2><p>Two friends opened a roastery that brings the patience of Kyoto's kissaten to Lisbon's street corners. They needed a brand that felt calm, warm and a little bit ceremonial.</p><h2>The approach</h2><p>The mark is the bloom: the moment fresh coffee meets hot water and rises. Each origin gets its own bloom pattern and colour, printed on uncoated paper bags that age nicely in the hand. The signage borrows the proportions of old Lisbon tiles.</p><h2>The result</h2><p>A small brand with a big presence. The bags became the most photographed thing in the shop, right after the coffee.</p>

Packaging and identity for a Kyoto-inspired roaster in the middle of Lisbon.

Oku Coffee

A kinetic identity for a three-day electronic music festival on the Baltic coast.

Northbound Festival

A specimen site where every typeface can be bent, stretched and tested live.

Sonder Type

An interactive night sky for a public observatory, built to be explored rather than read.

Lumen Observatory

Product design for a sleep companion that is gentle at 2 a.m. and useful at 8.