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Designers and creative leads credited on Mohawk projects in press coverage.
Creative Boom · Apr 1, 2025
Creative Boom’s article explores Hybrid Design’s advocacy for printed brand books in a digital-first era. The studio highlights how physical brand books for clients like Sonos, YouTube, and Indeed serve as tactile artefacts that inspire, commemorate, and connect teams. The piece argues that print offers permanence and emotional resonance that digital tools cannot replicate.
The Brand Identity · Nov 13, 2024
Hybrid Design collaborated with Mohawk to create the Mosaic swatch book, a playful and tactile exploration of colour and texture. The unbound format encourages designers to mix and match paper samples, highlighting Mohawk’s extensive range. The project showcases thoughtful packaging design and a vibrant, interactive approach to paper presentation.
The Brand Identity · Apr 25, 2023
Hybrid Design collaborated with Mohawk to create a story-driven campaign titled 'The Material is the Message' for the relaunch of Mohawk’s Sustainable Collection. The project highlights the environmental ethos of Mohawk’s paper range through a visual system featuring die cuts, natural paper tones, and material storytelling. The campaign celebrates sustainable design and the creative potential of eco-conscious materials.
The Brand Identity · Apr 12, 2023
Hybrid Design collaborated with Mohawk to relaunch the paper brand’s portfolio through a new visual system and campaign for its Beautiful Collection. The ‘Make a Memory’ campaign draws inspiration from the emotional impact of beauty and integrates artwork from Lost Art Salon to highlight Mohawk’s premium paper qualities. The project showcases rich color printing, die-cut shapes, and elegant design to communicate the brand’s craftsmanship and performance.
PRINT Magazine’s Book Club featured designer Dora Drimalas discussing her new 640-page book, 'Curiosity in All Things.' The conversation, hosted by Debbie Millman and Steven Heller, explored curiosity, imperfection, and creative experimentation in an era dominated by AI and optimization. Drimalas reflected on Hybrid Design’s philosophy and the tactile, collectible qualities of the book as a celebration of print culture.
