Without is a London, United Kingdom studio building brands people actively seek out—and soon can’t live without. From airports to bakeries, they turn everyday choices into small rituals of pleasure and ease, shaping identities that work as well on a shelf as they do in a feed or a queue. Their work spans hospitality, food and drink, travel, lifestyle and social impact, partnering with names like Airport Dimensions, Sodexo and BAM, and independent originals including Breadstall, Caravan Coffee Roasters, Kelly Loves, Melt, Pure, Rosa’s Thai, Savoir, Sleepover and Social Impact Coffee. Each project starts with the real moments that matter—ordering, unboxing, checking in—and builds a brand around them with crisp ideas, confident words and considered design systems that scale. The result is not noise, but useful, memorable experiences that lift the everyday: a bolder menu, a smarter wayfinding cue, a pack that makes you smile before you taste it. That’s the Without test—if it doesn’t earn its place in life, it doesn’t leave the studio.
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Creative Boom’s feature by Tom May gathers insights from leading design studios about what excites them for 2025. Themes include sustainability, AI as a creative enabler, motion design, mentorship, and a renewed focus on simplicity and experimentation. The article paints an optimistic picture of a design industry embracing purpose, innovation, and human connection.
The article curates eight branding projects for tourism and travel-related clients, showcasing how design captures the spirit of escapism and wanderlust. It highlights identities from studios such as Tinge, Ragged Edge, and Neue, spanning from boutique cabin rentals to national passports. The feature celebrates diverse aesthetics and approaches to travel branding.
Design studio Without created a transparent and typographically driven identity for London-based B2B roastery Social Impact Coffee. Inspired by the company’s 65% profit reinvestment model, the design uses percentage motifs and a custom icon system built around a 65-degree angle. The identity employs Displaay’s Matter typeface and a minimalist palette across packaging, digital, and physical applications.
The Brand Identity’s 'The Edit' highlights five creative projects from around the world, including An Open Understanding’s cinematic rebrand for gaming studio Fire Without Smoke, Workbyworks’ modular identity for Shanghai’s Perfect Print, and Ana Rita Morais’ typographic calendar supporting BIPOC students. Additional features include Harrison Gyde’s nostalgic rebrand for fashion label OVNA OVICH and High Tide’s cinematic album packaging for musician Leon Michels.