Spacetalk Studio.
Originally founded as an interior design studio, SpaceTalk is gradually expanding into branding, furniture, and digital experiences.⎯⎯Not as separate ventures, but as connected practices shaped by the same way of thinking.⎯⎯This project began as a rebrand.⎯⎯It quickly became something larger.⎯⎯Part identity system, part business strategy, and part ongoing experiment in defining what the next chapter of the studio could look like.
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Brand Strategy / Identity Design / Web Design
2025
⎯⎯Ongoing
Personal & Family Business

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Brand Strategy / Identity Design / Web Design
2025
⎯⎯Ongoing
Personal & Family Business

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Built from familiar materials.
The visual language draws from materials already present throughout the studio’s work.⎯⎯Black and white surfaces, natural wood finishes, metal details, and moments of contrast became recurring references throughout the identity.⎯⎯Rather than introducing a separate aesthetic, the goal was to create something that felt rooted in the environments, objects, and materials the studio works with every day.
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Designed to be lived with.
The identity extends beyond presentations and project documentation into objects that exist within everyday life.⎯⎯Apparel became an opportunity to explore how the studio could be represented with restraint, focusing on simplicity, proportion, and longevity rather than visibility alone.⎯⎯Something that feels natural to wear, not promotional.
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The tools behind the work.
Design often begins long before a space takes shape.⎯⎯Stationery, writing tools, and printed materials became an extension of the studio’s day-to-day practice, supporting conversations, sketches, site visits, and decision making.

Small touchpoints, repeated often, gradually become part of how a studio is remembered.
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Ideas before outcomes.
Every project begins with a period of questioning, testing, and revisiting assumptions.⎯⎯Sketches, notes, and unfinished thoughts often reveal more about the design process than final renderings ever could.

This emphasis on exploration continues to shape the way the studio approaches interiors, branding, and future product development.
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Beyond completed projects.
For years, much of the studio’s work was shared through referrals and personal relationships.⎯⎯Social media introduced a space to document ongoing work, experiments, materials, and perspectives that rarely appear within final project photography.

Less focused on promotion, more focused on building a visible point of view.
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Bringing it together.
The website serves as a central home for the studio’s evolving practice.⎯⎯Projects, furniture, branding, resources, and future client tools come together within a single system designed to grow alongside the business.

More than a portfolio, it acts as a foundation for how the studio presents itself moving forward.
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Still taking shape.
What began as a rebrand gradually evolved into a broader effort to define the future of the practice.⎯⎯From interiors and branding to furniture, digital experiences, and client-facing systems, the project continues to grow alongside the studio itself.

Less concerned with reaching a final version, more interested in building something that can adapt over time.
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