Thaely is a modern women’s health clinic rooted in softness, strength, and feminine care. We developed the brand identity around the concept of nature as a healer — layering organic forms, warm neutrals, and symbolic iconography to reflect the inner world of women. From an abstract floral mark to a mirrored feminine vessel, the final brand speaks to resilience, beauty, and the power of internal well-being.
Aescend Aesthetics’ move from Squarespace to Showit marked the beginning of an evolving creative partnership. What started as a website redesign turned into ongoing brand support — from SEO and social media to content creation and digital strategy. Together, we’ve helped Aescend grow into a standout clinic on the South Coast, NSW, Australia – both online and in real life.
Solace is a minimalist sauna house created by the team behind Thaely — offering quiet recovery and nervous system restoration through heat.
Lear Skin was envisioned as a modern skincare clinic rooted in calm clarity and quiet luxury. Though the business never launched, we were brought in to build its brand identity — a minimal, beach-inspired system that evokes the feeling of soft mornings, clear rituals, and expert care. The palette, typography, and layout were designed to feel weightless yet grounded, offering a glimpse into a serene and elevated skin experience that still lives on through the brand.
The Vault Hair Co. is a luxury hair salon rooted in simplicity, trust, and timeless care. We built a brand identity and digital experience that feels calm, confident, and considered — so clients never second-guess their cut. The minimal palette and intuitive design reflect the ease you should feel walking into a salon that knows exactly what you need. From soft-toned photography to strategic UX, every element reinforces the idea that great hair should feel effortless.
Gallery Alchemy was a full rebrand and rename of the former Van Rensburg Gallery — repositioned as a modern art space that invites curiosity and quiet disruption. We partnered with the founder on a name that felt both elevated and evocative, speaking to the transformational nature of art itself.
