Podcasts about branding designer

Eine etwas andere Folge, in der Nils und Daniel, beides Mitgründer von Lichtblock, über das neue Ringlicht “Luce” sprechen. Wie ist die Idee entstanden? Was hat das Ringlicht mit einem Dyson Staubsauger zu tun? Wie sah der Prozess aus? Was steht in der Zukunft an? Eine tolle Folge, um mal einen Blick hinter die Kulissen zu werfen. Wir sind auf euer Feedback gespannt. Nils Haffke – Co-Founder von Lichtblock, Branding Designer, Webentwickler Host: Daniel Sentker – Chiropraktor M.Sc., Heilpraktiker, Referent und Co-Founder von Lichtblock https://phoenix-chiropraktik.de Instagram: @daniel.sentker Lichtblock®: https://lichtblock.shop Instagram: @lichtblock.shop Der Podcast: Lichtblock Professionals Wir stellen dir Experten vor, die dir spannende Einblicke und Tipps aus der Praxis geben und so neue Denkansätze für dich schaffen können. Die Bereiche Licht, Schlaf und Lifestyle stehen dabei im Vordergrund. Ergänzend behandeln wir Themen wie Bewegung, Ernährung und Mindset. Wir möchten dich mit unserem Podcast dabei unterstützen, den besten Kompromiss zwischen digitaler Welt und der Natur zu finden. Rotlicht und Blueblocker Brillen können dir dabei eine große Hilfe sein. Der Fokus liegt aber nicht auf unseren eigenen Produkten, wir möchten vor allem einen positiven und gesunden Lebensstil promoten. Wenn du Fragen, Anmerkungen oder Ideen hast, schreibe uns gerne eine Nachricht an podcast@lichtblock.shop oder bei Instagram @lichtblock.shop

Sasha has not only been a close friend for years, but we also hired her to design the new website, logo and branding for elizabeth-marx.com as well as the new Almond Leaf Studios branding that is in the works. The process of working with her was really eye-opening for me, and I wanted to record a conversation to share a bit of the process with you! She's a whole lot of fun, and our conversations are always so insightful and inspiring, so you don't want to miss this! Connect with Sasha: https://www.outlawcreative.com/ https://www.instagram.com/outlawcreative/?hl=en

“The more authentic you can be– the more true you can be to yourself and your values– the easier it's going to be to connect with people.” Intuitive branding designer Kath Grimmitt joins the show to discuss how following your intuition can lead you to success.With more than 15 years of experience in the design industry, Kath has honed a holistic, intuitively-led and value-based branding approach. In this episode, Kath discusses the job she quit that catapulted her into entrepreneurship, the power of taking a pause on your career path and how trusting your gut, sticking to your values and staying true to yourself can lead you to success. Kath also shares the visualization techniques she uses to help clients connect with their authentic self so that they can use their heart, head and gut to build an authentic brand.Connect with Kath:Website: grimmdesigns.co.ukInstagram: @grimmdesigns.ltdThis episode is brought to you by Magic Mind– the world's first productivity shot. Magic Mind is made with matcha to boost your energy, adaptogens to help you relax, nootropics to help you focus and agave to sweeten the taste. Visit MagicMind.co/astrocandy and use the discount code ASTROCANDY to get up to 56% off your first subscription in the next 10 days or 20% off your first one-time purchase.About Astrocandy:Host Raven Brinson invites you on a mission of self-exploration and discovery through spiritual and mystical topics like astrology, holistic healing and wellness, manifestation, mindfulness and meditation, human design, chakra balancing and more.Connect with Astrocandy: Website: astrocandypodcast.comInstagram: @astrocandypodcast

Forrest T. Heath III is the founding partner of Pareto Design, a global design consultancy based in Washington, DC. Pareto works in industries that Forrest believes are building the future and redefining the urban landscape: real estate development, infrastructure, transportation, hospitality, and defense. When not working with Pareto, Forrest can be found: —Working with veterans to protect endangered species and combat human trafficking. —Promote the adoption of electric vehicles. —Build public and private high-speed rail. — Creating decentralized internet infrastructure in the developing world. Website: https://www.pareto-design.com/forrest-t-heath-iii/ Current main project: http://redmedellin.com/ Episode Link: https://iamceo.co/2018/12/20/founding-partner-branding-designer-helps-industries-redefine-the-urban-landscape/

Your brand identity consists of the assets like your color palette, typography, logo, and website that help you become recognizable and memorable and also help you attract your soulmate clients. What are the critical things to consider when designing your brand identity assets? One exercise you can use for creating your brand identity is to create a Pinterest board that includes colors, photos, and fonts that resonate with you. Select colors, fonts, and images that reflect the feeling you want for your brand and business. This exercise tells so much intuitively about the person behind the business. However, there are things that need to be done before creating the Pinterest board. There are three critical factors to consider. Ideal clients You may like certain colors, but will that color palette attract the type of clients you want to work with. Have a complete understanding of your ideal client and their wants and needs. Goals What are your goals? What are your goals for the current year, next year, and in 5 years? This helps understand your business and know what you will be launching in the short and long term. Design helps launch goals be successful. Time to evolve your brand If what you've been doing, be flexible to rebrand, pivot, or take your design in a new direction. Next, create the Pinterest board with images that truly reflect who you are, as well as who your soulmate client is. Be sure that they are compatible. Once the Pinterest board is created, Elizabeth looks at the board and applies intuition and strategy to determine what will be best for the client. She also researches everything she can find online and truly gets to know the person to understand them before making final decisions. Art theory is also tied in at this phase. It is a matter of combining technical knowledge with intuition and strategy when designing brand assets. Color psychology is important for connecting with your soulmate client The feelings that come out of brand asset color schemes can really influence how people respond to and feel about a brand. Color psychology will influence whether people reach out to you to work with you or not. Some people are attracted to neutral and calm tones. Other people are attracted to pinks and beach vibes. You will attract very different clients if neutral, black and white, and minimalist neutral tones versus a beachy or sunset feeling. Neutral palettes give you space to think. What type of people are attracted to different color palettes? Corporate decision-makers tend to be more attracted to neutral palettes. Pink, even with black and white, will attract women. Red attracts strong, high-achieving people. Using typography to connect with your soulmate clients The biggest mistake people make with typography is using too many different types of fonts. Inconsistency with fonts is also a problem. Serif fonts, like Times New Roman, have a much more traditional feel. This may not feel right if you are a more edgy, forward-focused, or modern brand. If you are a more fun more relatable brand, think about a font that is softer, more rounded, not with a hard straight edge. Script fonts are sometimes overused and must be readable. A hand-written script font is more elegant. The key is to be consistent from your website to your social media accounts to be more recognizable and memorable. A great way to discover fonts and search font pairings. You will be able to see what looks good together and use them consistently. Tips for logo design Having a logo is not as important as one might think. People tend to get hung up on having a logo before having an offer to base their business on. A log is important for recognizability but it is not imperative for attracting clients. If you are an entrepreneur or coach, you should have your headshot as a profile photo, not a logo. Your logo isn't going to build an emotional connection the way a photo of you will. The priority is to build an emotional connection with your audience. Most entrepreneurs are trying to build a personal brand around themselves and not a huge faceless entity. Having a profile photo of yourself is more likely to build an emotional connection with you. Website platforms Elizabeth loves WordPress, but it is very technical. There are a lot of plugins and it can be overwhelming for people who are not tech-savvy. If you are doing a recipe membership, WordPress is going to be better than Kajabi. Kajabi is more simple, but it may not be right for everyone. It is a good site for online courses and memberships. It is important to know your membership structure to determine if Kajabi is a good fit. Listen to episode 177 for more details on building memberships. It is important to recognize which platform is best for you. Do it yourself versus hiring someone to create your brand assets and website If you hire someone to do the things you aren't skilled at or good at, you save yourself time and energy. But, if you don't have the money to invest, you can use Canva to create designs, but it can be very overwhelming because there are so many templates. Canva is great for social media posts and other graphics. But, you need to be consistent with your branding. You want them to be cohesive. Go to Etsy or Creative Market.com, design platforms, where you can find pre-created graphic templates. This will help you be consistent. Using these tools can be a great starting point, but they are not customized to your business. Time is everything. If you can get your brand identity built in a month, then you have the rest of the year to build out your business. About Elizabeth Averyanova Elizabeth helps purpose-driven female entrepreneurs, online coaches, and service providers scale their businesses with impactful, beautiful branding and design. She helps her clients attract their own dream clients, elevate their online presence, and book out their offers while creating a lasting impact in the world. Elizabeth has helped numerous coaches and female entrepreneurs with 6-figure online coaching program launches, impactful and effective landing page creation, and behind-the-scenes business systems that free up time from daily tasks. Learn more and connect with Elizabeth: Studio Classica Website Elizabeth Averyanova on Instagram In addition to creating your brand identity, there are 6 things every entrepreneur needs to build a solid foundation for long-term brand and business success. Learn more by downloading the free eBook on The Purpose to Results™ Method.

Lindsay Ernst of Ink + Ellie came to hang out with us on this week's episode of the pod — over a v delicious, pregnancy-friendly cocktail that we named “Give Me a Break,” of course — and it was the most delightful, Dunder Mifflin-esque kinda ep. Lindsay is a visual branding, packaging, and website designer in the Bay Area, and we're infatuated. See, here's the thing: you guys KNOW we love The Office, and we actually met Lindsay when Elle hosted her on Adobe Live while she rebranded Serenity by Jan. Hooked. From the start. ~”I just come in here, and I SMELL MY CANDLES.”~ (Anyone? Plz? Andy and Jim, do you wanna invest in Per Our Last Email?! We're way more level headed than Jan Levinson, promise.) In this episode we talked about everything from The Office (duh) and client red flags to a v unique request she got from a client…. i.e., to Photoshop… Halle Berry's head… on a stock image. Oh, the freelance life, you guys. What. A. Trip. Plus, Lindsey left us some really, really good insights on growing when you want to, instead of feeling like you need to. She said, “you can stay small and still live a really fulfilled design life,” and it really connected. You ready to jump in? Let's go. Send your most audacious stories, thoughts, highs and lows to perourlastemail.com.Follow Lindsay on IG at @inkandelliedesign and check out her site at inkandellie.comWatch her Adobe Livestreams here: Day 1 and Day 2Follow us on Instagram: @perourlastemail @weekendcreative

If you're building a business this conversation with Kath Grimmitt will help you uncover what a brand really is, defining your own version of success, and give you permission to use strategies that align with YOU...(you don't HAVE TO do anything, you get to create your business as you see fit!)Kath Grimmitt is a former fashion designer turned Branding Designer. She focusses on helping business owners connect and align with their VISION first and create the branding experience from there.Find Cilia on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/selfexpressedbabe/Find Openly Spoken on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/openlyspoken/Kath's website: https://grimmdesigns.co.uk/Find Kath on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/grimmdesigns.ltd/

Hey Champs! This week we're talking about client project work that has been bound by the terms of a non-disclosure agreement. Are you wanting to share the work publicly or find a way to include it without breaching the terms? If you're not sure how to go about this - this one's for you. Instagram: https://instagram.com/creative.champsWebsite: https://creativechamps.co

In this episode Rachel and Madison have an thought provoking conversation with Branding Designer and Artist, Darcy Nellis. They dive into themes of perfectionism and building a unique brand, and how to overcome your greatest obstacles to getting where you desire to be.

In this week's episode I am joined by Lindsay Scholz (https://lindsayscholz.com/), designer and owner of Lindsay Scholz Studio. Lindsay Scholz Studio is a design and content studio for women-owned businesses. ⁠She discusses how it's okay to try different things and explore fields other than what your degree is in and the importance of doing your research when you first start a business.⁠ You can connect with Lindsay on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/lindscholz/) and Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/lindsayscholzstudio)! Connect with us on Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/rivetingrosies.podcast/) to stay up to date with episode launches and upcoming guests! For business inquiries and guest requests please email rivetingrosiespodcast@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/riveting-rosies/support

Sebastiany é especialista em branding, identidade de marca, naming e palestrante. Juntamente com Hulk, Sebastiany discorre sobre a importância do estudo da marca no mercado. Neste podcast Sebastiany conta sobre a sua história e como se apaixonou pelo branding. Sebastiany trabalha com design estratégico de marcas e possui 11 anos de experiência com branding. No […] O post Profissão: Designer 7 – Entrevista Sebastiany (Branding Designer) apareceu primeiro em ATOM studios.

It was a joy having Frank on this epsiode of Experience Design. He's a small business owner of G'Day Frank, a company that helps businesses become a brand worth remembering, with a brand identity that delights and helps businesses thrive.We talk life, design, process, and discuss whether or not we actually believe in this little thing called, "luck."He is also the co-host of the new podcast "Branding Banter" - so do check out their instagram @brandingbanterFollow G'Day Frank on Instagram: @gdayfrankConnect with G'Day Frank on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/gdayfrank/-Feel free to stalk 'Experience Design w/ Tony Daussat' on Instagram at @xdpodcast-As always thank you for listening, and if you enjoy what you're hearing, please share with your friends and co-workers :)-If you are feeling EXTRA inspired, I would love for you to check out my Patreon page here: https://patreon.com/xdpodcast#staycuriousSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/xdpodcast)

Biography:Mor is the owner and lead designer of The Branding Designer, a flourishing branding agency, and FlixFrame, a successful web design agency. Her sites are showcased in GeneratePress Premium library. She is on a mission to share her extensive experience and expertise to help you excel and level-up your design skills through her design-focused course. Main talking points include:The foundations of good design“The way we present words can make or break a project”TypographyColourLayoutSpacingBrand Understanding who you are talking to… it all starts with the audience How do we know that the design isn’t working? Firstly – it’s not converting! "Design is a symphony coming together" Creating a style guide for you PROCESS… this becomes a roadmap. Join Mor's Design Class Shout OutsGoogle FontsUnsplashConnect With Mor:Website: flixframe.comTwitter: @FlixFrame Join our Facebook Group! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

One of the biggest questions I get from interested ladies in my DM’s are what exactly do I do? Well, I’m a branding strategist and designer. But, that leads to other questions because real talk… the branding world in entrepreneurship is unclear. So, let's have a mini-class session about what you should know about the difference between a branding strategist and branding designer – and also when you should hire either one or even have a person that does both which will save you time, money and stress! Get the show notes at brandyaflava.com/show-29. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/brandyaflava/message

This week I’m joined by Vicki Nicolson, Branding Designer to talk about getting the balance in business. You can find more about Vicki's work at www.vickinicolson.com In middle of August Vicki had sent an email saying she was finally finding the balance in her business and the school holidays. Emma invited her onto the podcast to talk about how Vicki got that balance today in her Branding Business. Vicki talks about starting the business 3 years ago and despite thinking it’s going to be great running a business we have to do all things in the business, with accounts, marketing, key word google searches and a whole lot more. She found herself overwhelmed even though she was doing something she loved. We chat through the realisations, the self development, the support, outsourcing and what is the deal-breaker for Vicki. Vicki shares why she does this and how it's important to remember this. Finally, we talk about what managing time and boundaries look like for Vicki too

Brand Messaging Strategist and branding designer job differences. The Brand Messaging Podcast Wait What Really OK Episode 95 is hosted by brand messaging strategist Loren Weisman. Loren talks about branding from the designer to the strategist to the ambassadors. There are many different ideas and opinions on what a branding person does. At the same time, there are many different views or perceptions. For example, I am a brand messaging strategist that focuses on the brand messaging strategy, and while I have a lot of ideas on logos and looks, I cant design to save my life. I do bring aspects to the table for the designs, but I do not design myself. I also know graphic designers and web designers that are not branding designers. Then you have people that represent brands but can not create the brand. Then, go even deeper. How do you build a brand? What pieces have to come together? In this episode from planning the business to the business plan and deciding of the imagery to creating the content and the plan for the release, the funding and the distribution of the message, I try to make a bit of sense of it all in this episode. Episode 95 of the brand strategy podcast Wait What Really OK is called Brand messaging strategist and branding designer job differences. This Brand Messaging Podcast is available on iHeartRadio, Spreaker, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Castbox, Podbean, Podcast Addict, Podchaser, Stitcher, TuneIn, Chartable, Hubhopper and other Podcast Distributors.************************************************The Brand Messaging Podcast Wait What Really OK is Part Radio Show, Part Podcast, Part Strategy & Part Comic Relief that takes apart the misconceptions, misunderstandings and mistakes of online branding, messaging and optics by delivering up to date, easy to understand information that can be applied to your messaging and brand messaging strategy, regardless of your business. ************************************************Host, Loren Weisman is a Brand Messaging Strategist and Contributor for the Fish Stewarding Group which is Stewarding Strategic Solutions. Loren focuses on the authenticity, authority, optics, psychology and perceptions of a brand, persona or product. *****************************************************Fish Stewarding Group (Orlando Division) 207 West Plant StreetWinter Garden, Florida, 34777-0991*************************************************LinksFSG URL: https://fishstewarding.com/LW URL: https://lorenweisman.com/Podcast Info: https://lorenweisman.com/brand-messaging-podcast/Videos: https://youtube.com/lorenweisman/Pictures: https://instagram.com/lorenweisman/Amazon Author Page: https://amazon.com/author/lorenweisman********************************************** Music Credits: Opening Theme Song“Fully Licensed Wait What Really Ok Theme Song" by RKVC. Copyright 2016 eMbloh Music (ASCAP)/ Cienzo Music (BMI). Administered by Ass Backwards Music (ASCAP)/Bass Ackwards Music (BMI) ********************************************** Music Credits: Closing Theme Song“News and Information Podcast Percussion Outro” by Doug Hinrichs. Copyright 2016 Dig And Be Dug Music (BMI).Administered by Bass Ackwards Music (BMI)**********************************************Brand Messaging Strategist and branding designer job differences.

Brand Messaging Strategist and branding designer job differences. The Brand Messaging Podcast Wait What Really OK S5.E04.N095 is hosted by brand messaging strategist Loren Weisman. Loren talks about branding from the designer to the strategist to the ambassadors. There are many different ideas and opinions on what a branding person does. At the same time, there are many different views or perceptions. For example, I am a brand messaging strategist that focuses on the brand messaging strategy, and while I have a lot of ideas on logos and looks, I cant design to save my life. I do bring aspects to the table for the designs, but I do not design myself. I also know graphic designers and web designers that are not branding designers. Then you have people that represent brands but can not create the brand. Then, go even deeper. How do you build a brand? What pieces have to come together? In this episode from planning the business to the business plan and deciding of the imagery to creating the content and the plan for the release, the funding and the distribution of the message, I try to make a bit of sense of it all in this episode. S5.E04.N095 of the brand messaging podcast Wait What Really OK is called Brand messaging strategist and branding designer job differences. This Brand Messaging Podcast is available on Pandora, iHeartRadio, Spreaker, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, and other Podcast Distributors.*******The Brand Messaging Podcast Wait What Really OK is Wait What Really OK is a methodical, comical and informational podcast sharing authentic brand messaging, optics approaches & strategies for honorable authority driven businesses. *******Host, Loren Weisman is a Brand Messaging Strategist and Contributor for FSG Messaging and Optics. Loren focuses on the authenticity, authority, optics, psychology and perceptions of a brand, persona or product. *******FSG Messaging and Optics (Orlando Division) 207 West Plant StreetWinter Garden, Florida, 34777-0991*******LW LinksLW URL: https://lorenweisman.com/Loren’s IMDb: https://imdb.com/name/nm11794652/ Loren's Author Page: https://amazon.com/author/lorenweismanLoren's NewsWire Page: https://www.send2press.com/wire/profile/loren-weisman/*******Brand Messaging Podcast WWROK LinksPodcast Info: http://brandmessagingpodcast.com/Twitter: https://twitter.com/waitwhatreallyOFacebook: https://facebook.com/brandmessagingpodcast/Google: https://brand-messaging-podcast.business.site/Podcast IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt12847210/Pandora: https://www.pandora.com/podcast/wait-what-really-ok-with-loren-weisman/PC:34213 *******Music Credits: Opening Theme Song“Fully Licensed Wait What Really Ok Theme Song" by RKVC. Copyright 2016 eMbloh Music (ASCAP)/ Cienzo Music (BMI). Administered by Ass Backwards Music (ASCAP)/Bass Ackwards Music (BMI) http://rkvc.net/*******Music Credits: Closing Theme Song“News and Information Podcast Percussion Outro” by Doug Hinrichs. Copyright 2016 Dig And Be Dug Music (BMI).Administered by Bass Ackwards Music (BMI).http://doughinrichs.com/*******Brand Messaging Strategist and branding designer job differences.

When Emma became a mum, she also became a freelancer. Trading as Big Bear Creative, she thought she'd get 15 hours of childcare a week and do little bits of work... But her freelance baby soon needed more attention. Now, not only is she working four days a week, but her husband has joined the business too. Big Bear got bigger. And so did their plans. We chat mentors, networking, work-life balance and more. Love learning from other freelancers like this? Check out the website beingfreelance.com, subscribe to the podcast and to the newsletter.* You'll also find useful links for this episode. That's beingfreelance.com Like VIDEO? - Check out the Being Freelance vlog - YouTube.com/SteveFolland Who the hell is Steve Folland? You know how everyone bangs on about how powerful video and audio content can be? Yeah, well Steve helps businesses make it and make the most of it. Find out more at www.stevefolland.com Track him down on Twitter @sfolland or lay a trail of cake and he'll eventually catch you up.

Show Notes: http://www.ysmay.com/bizshow11Jennah Lear is a Cleveland State University graduate with a business background from The Kauffman Foundation. She owns Blue Loui Studio, located in Lakewood, OH. As a Branding Designer, she works with business owners and entrepreneurs to co-create impactful design for purpose-driven brands that tell their story, attract soul-aligned clients, AND increase their bottom line.Jennah is fiercely devoted to empowering women and promoting confidence in all aspects of life and business. She knows it starts with believing in yourself; when you do that, magical things start to happen.Check out Jennah's brand studio and see how she can help you at Blue Loui Studio: https://www.facebook.com/bluelouistudio --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/that-podcast-ysmay-hosts/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/that-podcast-ysmay-hosts/support

Jennah Lear is a Cleveland State University graduate with a business background from The Kauffman Foundation. She owns Blue Loui Studio, located in Lakewood, OH. As a Branding Designer, she works with business owners and entrepreneurs to co-creative impactful design for purpose-driven brands that tell their story, attract soul-aligned clients, AND increase their bottom line. Jennah is fiercely devoted to empowering women and promoting confidence in all aspects of life and business. She knows it starts with believing in yourself; when you do that, magical things start to happen. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jennah Lear is a Cleveland State University graduate with a business background from The Kauffman Foundation. She owns Blue Loui Studio, located in Lakewood, OH. As a Branding Designer, she works with women business owners and entrepreneurs to co-creative impactful design for purpose-driven brands that tell their story, attract soul-aligned clients, AND increase their bottom line.   SHOW NOTES How Jennah became a Work @ Home RockStar Never “create” in a place of scarcity Shares her story about having to go back to a job Vision Boards and Accountability Parters Find a supportive community of like minds Podcasts are a great way to motivate yourself.  So is coffee. 

Paddy spent 10 years in agency life working his way towards the top... and then looked down at the view and decided to take a leap into being freelance. He'd grown too far from the actual creativity. He couldn't control what his day looked like. He wanted to grow a beard. A really big beard. Through dedicated learning, taking action and, well, working 6 days a week - Superlogoboy is soaring to success. Love learning from other freelancers like this? Check out the website beingfreelance.com, subscribe to the podcast and to the newsletter. You'll also find useful links for this episode. That's beingfreelance.com Who the hell is Steve Folland? You know how everyone bangs on about how powerful video and audio content can be? Yeah, well Steve helps businesses make it and make the most of it. Find out more at www.stevefolland.com Track him down on Twitter @sfolland or lay a trail of cake and he'll eventually catch you up.

Ronnen Goren is co-director of Fabio Ongarato -a design led agency that is known for its advertising campaigns. The company no longer sees itself as a traditional graphic design company, but more as a branding company. Fabio Ongarato works with leading designers in Australia + overseas and has worked with major hotel chains, as as the W Hotels in Asia creating extraordinary interiors.http://www.fodesign.com.au/