Mullion

Evaporated milk poured over shaved ice, the splash frozen by flash on mango yellow

A branding studio for brands people meet on Instagram first.

Rotterdam. Taking two new brands for spring 2027.

People meetyour brandthree posts wide.

On a phone, nobody sees one post. They see a row of three, then the grid under it, and decide in a second whether the brand is for them.

So we design the identity and the grid at the same time. Wordmark, type, color, art direction and the first twelve posts arrive together, and the profile looks like the brand on launch day.

Who it is for

Mostly hospitality and small makers: brands people find on a phone before they find them on a street.

Selected feeds

Five brands launched between 2024 and 2026. Every post was art directed and shot by the studio.

Each row posts on its own, newest on the left. Open a feed to see its full launch grid.

Saltrow

Harbor sauna and cold-water swim club

Cold blue dawns with one warm thing in every frame.

Identity, Feed system, Art direction, Launch shoot

2025, @saltrow.club

Halo Halo Club

Filipino shaved-ice dessert bar

A twelve-layer dessert, cut down to three colors and one paper backdrop each.

Identity, Backdrop system, Flash photography, Menu

2026, @halohalo.club

Ferro Telai

Steel bicycle frames, built by one person

Every bike on the profile is a real frame in progress, and it carries its owner’s number.

Identity, Frame number system, Art direction, Product photography

2024, @ferro.telai

Wilde Bloem

Florist and flower subscription

Loose, seasonal flowers lit hard and photographed like sculpture.

Identity, Seasonal color system, Still-life photography, Packaging

2025, @wildebloem

Room Tone

Listening bar and record shop

Shot by lamplight on film. The profile is as quiet as the bar.

Naming, Identity, Feed system, Night photography

2026, @roomtone.bar

Six client posts printed and pinned to a white brick wall in three columns, blank test sheets beside them

The studio

Four people in an old printing workshop in Rotterdam. Nothing goes online until it’s been printed and pinned up there. A project takes nine weeks.

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