Print & Physical Design
Business cards, stationery, brochures, packaging, signage and merchandise: print and physical design that carries your brand off the screen, ready for production.
Based in Hamburg, Germany, working remotely with clients across Germany and abroad, in German or English.
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A brand doesn’t end at the screen. It shows up on a business card handed across a table, on packaging opened at home, on a sign by the door. Print and physical design brings the same identity to these places, with the craft each material needs.
Scope: what’s designed
- Stationery: business cards, letterheads, envelopes and digital templates for documents.
- Brochures and flyers: products and services explained in print, from the one-pager to the catalogue.
- Packaging and labels: from the label on a bottle to the box and the insert.
- Signage and displays: shop windows, office signs, roll-ups and trade fair stands.
- Merchandise: apparel, tote bags, stickers and giveaways people actually keep.
Production: designed to be printed
Screen colours and printed colours differ, and paper changes how a design looks and feels. Files are set up for the chosen process, with the right colour profiles, bleed, resolution and fonts. I advise on paper, finishes and formats, coordinate with printers, and check proofs before the full run.
Consistency: one brand everywhere
Every printed piece is built from the brand system, so it matches the website, the social channels and everything else. Templates for recurring items, such as flyers or price lists, let your team produce new versions in the same style.
Result: what you get
Print and physical pieces that look and feel like your brand, print-ready files, and a production that runs without surprises.