Noma Design Cases
2 cases across 2 studios
Designers behind the work
Designers and creative leads credited on Noma projects in press coverage.
News & interviews
- Manomasa Debuts Vibrant Packaging Inspired by Latin American Culture
· Apr 8, 2026
Snack brand Manomasa has unveiled new packaging for its Popped corn chips, designed by Derek&Eric. The design draws inspiration from Latin American culture, featuring papel picado motifs and bold, celebratory colors that capture the brand’s joyful spirit.
Derek&EricManomasapackaging - The experimental graphic design work of Ward Goes sits at the intersection of type and materiality
It's Nice That · Feb 10, 2026
The article profiles Amsterdam-based designer Ward Goes, whose recent exhibition 'Literally Anything' at Alley Space in Rotterdam explores the intersection of typography and materiality. Moving beyond digital branding, Goes experiments with aluminium and other tactile media to question how design communicates meaning and authorship. His work bridges commercial projects for brands like Issey Miyake with personal, research-driven explorations of media aesthetics.
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The Brand Identity · Mar 29, 2024 · Interview
The article is an interview with Studio Vedèt founder Valentina Ciuffi about the studio’s new website refresh and its evolving creative direction. Ciuffi discusses the studio’s roots in design journalism, its collaborative culture, and its ongoing work for projects like Alcova, Nilufar, and UNLESS. The conversation highlights how Milan’s design scene and architectural influences shape the studio’s identity and approach.
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The Brand Identity · May 31, 2017 · Interview
The Brand Identity interviews Character’s Creative Director Rishi Shourie about the San Francisco studio’s origins, philosophy, and approach to branding. Founded in 1999 by Shourie, Ben Pham, and Tish Evangelista, Character has worked with lifestyle and tech brands like Pottery Barn Kids, Nike, and Plume WiFi. The discussion covers their design process, the importance of animation in identity design, and the collaborative spirit of the Bay Area design community.