STUDIO NEWWORK

11/12/2025

Here’s a closer look at our work on visual identity, digital and print design for Karimoku Re:issue by LICHEN, the x collaborative furniture collection.

Studio Newwork designed the logo, product labels, and exhibition flyers, line sheets, and website. The new site brings the Lichen and Karimoku Furniture’s vision into focus—reintroducing timeless design exhumed from the Karimoku Furniture archive through the eyes of Lichen.

Discover more at reissue.karimoku.com

03/24/2025

The newly opened flagship store in Wallingford, CT is an exploration in curating Everest Isles’ commitment, ethos and lifestyle. This store design project was developed through a close partnership between Studio Newwork and Jeff Hladky, Everest Isles Founder. Together, we utilized modular and utilitarian construction for an elevated presentation of their sustainable swimwear and ready-to-wear collections. We collaborated with on creating plywood fixtures and seating that match the brand’s aesthetic sensibilities.

05/03/2024

Label design for Gloverall for Blackstock & Weber

04/25/2024

We worked in close collaboration with Yojiro Imasaka for the exhibition “Wet Land” at Ginza Tsutaya Books Atrium in Ginza SIX (Tokyo, Japan) from October 20th to November 1st, 2023. The exhibition encompassed a wide range of the artist’s recent work from Wet Land series including original toned gelatin silver prints, original glass plates and large-scale aluminum work. We helped develop three 15-foot long aluminum artwork and created immersive environment on exterior walls around the entrances. Every visitor touchpoint has been rigorously considered: print communication, exhibition graphics, and accompanying books.

04/23/2024

Book design for

The book “Wet Land” by Yojiro Imasaka features his recent series of 76 landscape photographs taken in Louisiana bayou using the wet collodion glass process. The special edition set comes in foil stamped clothbound slipcase with the 168-page hardcover book and an original contact print created by the artist in a silkscreen printed sleeve. The contact prints were created only one each from the Wet Land series, and each set contains a different contact print.

Essay by Kathryn Calley Galitz (Art Historian, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, NY), Interview by Yasufumi Nakamori (A former Senior Curator at Tate Modern Photography Department, and Director at Asia Society Museum, NY)

168 pages
Dimensions: 9.8 x 11.8 x 1 inches
Language: English / Japanese
Publisher: BIJUTSU SHUPPAN SHA
Printed in Japan
ISBN: 978-4568105704

11/08/2022

We are excited to be featured on The Brand Identity.

“Our main sources of inspiration begin with family, friends and teachers. Even casual conversations can be a powerful source of inspiration for us.”

STUDIO NEWWORK’s Hitomi Ishigaki on the studio’s magazine, eye for typography and work with UNIQLO → t-bi.link/studionewwork

07/16/2021

Congratulations Nalata Nalata on the new website launch!
So glad to be part of this project! Thank you so much Angélique and Stevenson. Awesome work Overhaul So lucky to work with you!

Website
https://nalatanalata.com/journal/welcome-to-our-new-website/

New Logo and Branding
https://nalatanalata.com/journal/new-logo-and-branding/

We are excited to announce that we have a new logo and branding! Some of you who have seen our growth from the start might think that the logo looks familiar...

02/22/2021

Graphic for Aimé Leon Dore

02/22/2021

Logo Design for New Balance x Aimé Leon Dore

01/25/2021

Recent work for 🌿🛁
lesent.co

Logo, packaging, website, brand imagery

12/12/2019

Package design for ⁠. We helped create a new package design system to relaunch their skincare collection.⁠⠀
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11/05/2019

Branding and Identity design for LIFORK, a nationwide shared office group in Japan – has opened its door last year.⁠⠀
www.lifork.jp⁠⠀
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