Services
Three placespeople meeta brand.
We design for the screen, the lens and the space. Most clients start with one. The good projects usually end up touching all three.
Identity
Before a website, a photograph or a booth, there is the question of who you are and how you sound. We answer it first, so everything after it has something to hold on to.
- Brand identity
- Name, logo, type, colour and the rules that hold them together.
- Brand direction
- Positioning and voice: what you say, how you say it, and what you leave out.
- Brand setup
- Templates, guidelines and the first set of applications, ready for your team.
Screen
Websites that feel like the brand, not a theme with a logo on it. We design and build in the same team, so what you approve is what goes live.
Website design
Structure, layout and motion designed around your content, never a template.
Website development
Fast, accessible front-ends and a CMS your team can actually use.
Interactive experiences
Launch pages, product stories and installations where interaction carries the idea.
Lens
Photographs made for how they will be used: on a product page, on a booth wall, on a phone held at arm’s length.
Photography
Products, places, people and events, shot on location across Bali and Indonesia.
Creative direction
Shot lists, styling and art direction that keep a campaign consistent.
Visual content
Ongoing image libraries for web and social, delivered in the formats you post.
3D / CGI
Rendered products, spaces and scenes, including the ones that are not built yet.
Space
Booths, pavilions and exhibitions. The rare moments a brand gets a room of its own, and people can walk into it.
Booth & event design
From 9 m² trade-fair booths to festival pavilions, designed to be built, shipped and rebuilt.
Exhibition design
Layouts, display systems and wayfinding for galleries, fairs and launches.
Digital + physical
Screens, QR journeys and installations that connect the space to what happens after.
The overlap is the point.
When the same team designs the website, shoots the photographs and builds the booth, nothing gets lost between suppliers. The type on the pavilion matches the map. The photographs are framed for the pages they will sit on. One brief, one voice, in every place.
