We always love to share our projects here on the blog and we do it with the purpose of inspiring you to get creative as well.
For the Jotun Kids Collection 2018 we were asked to take care of the Art Direction and styling. It was a dream come true! With lots of beautiful products and some fun and enthusiastic kids we saw everything come together. You can see the final result in the Jotun brochure and on our blog.
Inspired?
Styling a photo shoot, a room or a house is always something we do together with the client. We talk about what we would like to create, the colors, the furniture…
As we work with lots of amazing clients, suppliers, teams and products, we like to share the end result on our social platforms in the hope to inspire you guys.
Our latest project is still work in progress. Yet, it is a very special installation (which makes it hard not to brag) so we just needed to give a little sneak peek.
Starting this summer with sort of a big deal. We were approached by ZARA to shoot for their new SPRING SUMMER 18 campaign – The Sun and Sand editorial.
Key elements in the briefing were wild, natural and a summer environment with details like stone, wood and sand. My boys are wearing the Zara boys new collection which with their terracotta shades and soft cotton and linen materials are perfect for outdoor summer adventures.
A collaborative shoot is one of our own styling initiatives to highlight products and brands we love. It allows us to be innovative and creative guided by our own enthusiasm and Dutch spontaneity. We believe in the strength of combining different brands, products and players, from well known companies to upcoming creatives.
The starting point for this collaborative shoot was this gorgeous Krethaus Nido bed. The combination of natural alder wood, the high headboard and the clever boxes at the end make it a perfect bed for growing kids. The bed can be used for toddlers, and when removing the boxes, its perfect for bigger kids.
After the last two settings, a nursery and a girls’ room, we wanted to portray a gender neutral setting which could be an inspiration for a shared room.
By balancing out the color pallet and bringing in playful elements, it can work both ways making it really playful and unique.