Founders Micah and Alexandra were in need of a re-brand that more accurately reflected their business.
With three years of running Ceramicah under their belt, the pair recognized a need for a brand which communicated the meticulousness of their design process, the artful nature of their work, and a refined sensibility to attract aligned stockists. Through conversations, one idea became increasingly clear: the brand embraces the belief that the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. Artful on their own, their ceramic pieces are designed to elevate a mood, environment, and overall experience.
We leaned into a feeling of intimacy for Ceramicah's branding, as a nod to the personal environments where their pieces live as well as the founders' own relationship. Letterforms within the logo extend into each other, photography feels voyeuristic, and messaging is sincere.
The website is representative of the brand without sacrificing any functionality necessary for e-commerce. The site is elegant and intuitive with both front and back-ends easily navigable.
Subtle details throughout the website allude to the nature of illumination in Ceramicah's products.
Ceramicah's brand identity translated seamlessly into real-world applications, spanning both print and digital collateral.
Services
Brand Strategy + Identity
Shopify E-commerce Website Design + Development
Brand Assets
Credits
Photography: Elizabeth Carababas, Ilse Britt
Video: Logan Mock
Ceramicah featured in Sight Unseen's American Design Hot List among other press features since the launch of their new site.
Brand partnerships with the likes of Orca Living.
New and continued retail partnerships (Pictured: Lawson- Fenning showroom).
Ceramicah featured in The Brand Identity.
Ceramicah hosts in-person launch events for their new collections
1.Ceramicah listed in Sight Unseen's American Design Hot List
2.Ceramicah x Orca Living collab
3.Ceramicah at Lawson- Fenning
4.Featured in The Brand Identity
5.Ceramicah launches the Celestial Collection
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