Catalog studies

Boards we can show without naming every SKU

These studies are shortened versions of work that already left the studio. They illustrate how a catalog reading looks when photography, family names, or leftover cartons are the conversion problem.

Folded linens in a softly lit interior

Home textiles, own site plus one stall

2025

A duvet merchant asked why twin listings lagged. The catalog boards showed king photography reused on twin cards. The brief asked for a true twin drape in the first frame and a separate price card so the range no longer looked like a king-only shop.

Ceramic vessels arranged on a workshop shelf

Ceramic pourers, browse path

2026

Units moved when people searched the SKU name and stalled when people opened Kitchenware. Splitting the family and pinning the pourer changed the browse path without a new glaze run.

Wrapped gifts stacked on a wooden surface

Gift boxes before Tet

2025

Leftover large crimson boxes from the prior Tet buy sat in the warehouse while the mood board repeated them. The sitting shifted volume into the small set that had actually sold through.

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