Studio Rhonda

The ‘Split Shift’ Tile trio was created in collaboration with Bert & May and Darkroom for the London Design Festival 2016. The collaboration celebrates the simplistic beauty of three geometric shapes: the circle, the square and the triangle.
The three tile designs can be aligned to form whole shapes or arranged in a more abstracted, random way.

Purchase Split Shift tiles here

Created as part of a group project curated by Rotate Editions. 4 London-based designers were teamed with Kheyameya artesan makers in Cairo to make a triptych of wall hangings. Kheyameya is an ancient appliqué process traditionally used for decorating ceremonial tents with Arabic texts.

Order Kheyameya here

Inspired by the ancient pagan Runic alphabet, and a celebration of the beauty of wood. These prints have been designed in collaboration with FRMD who have produced the hand-stained bevelled frames, making a totally integrated framing concept that unifies the print and frame as one whole object.

Available to buy from Darkroom

Print designs for tea towels.

Designed for Darkroom + Science Museum

We collaborated with London-based, luxury bag designer Sophie Hulme to create a modular tiled intarsia pattern for bags that uses up offcuts of her vegetable-dyed leather. Responsibly fashion forward!

Currently available exclusively at the Sophie Hulme store on Chiltern Street, London.

Bespoke, hand painted upholstery textile as part of ‘A Day To Remember’ — Fifteen unique interpretations of Robin Day’s iconic 675 chair, auctioned in aid of the Robin and Lucienne Day Foundation.

Fifteen leading designers from the world of textile design were been invited to pay tribute to one of Britain’s greatest designers by customising Robin Day’s iconic 675 chair.

Initiated by Case Furniture in partnership with Heal’s and the Robin and Lucienne Day Foundation the project, entitled ‘A Day to Remember’ aimed to help improve the future of young British designers by supporting the educational work of the Foundation through an exhibition display and live online auction.

Pattern for Yemen is an initiative by A Friend of Mine and The Souvenir Society enlisting the help of 15 local and international artists to help raise funds for the crisis in Yemen, one of the largest humanitarian issues currently facing the global community.

Art cloths featuring a bespoke design from each artist/designer have been beautifully printed to be sold for the charity.
Artists include Nathalie Du Pasquier and Ronan Bouroullec.

For the full collection, and to purchase, please visit Pattern for Yemen

A hand-painted dance floor created for artist Love Ssega Album cover and music promo for 'Pray for Love' single. Artwork is based on African Bark Cloth textiles.

Commissioned by Hingston Studio for Sony Recordings.

Watch the video here.

Branding and art direction of two sister companies, inspired by historical decorative tiles in Italian butchers and delicatessens.

Designed at Multistorey

Identity for a video editing company that grows and compresses in response to its host item of stationery.

Designed at Multistorey.

Branding and packaging the complete haircare range of celebrated trichologist Philip Kingsley.

Designed at Multistorey.

The Uniform Studio create and produce 'bespoke uniforms' for many high-end retail and hospitality clients, and it was the seemingly oxymoronic nature of this pairing of words that inspired our design of their identity. The aim was to give at first glance a look of overall uniformity, but on closer inspection it becomes apparent that a different typeface is used for each line of text – subtly hinting at the nature of bespoke garments, and the attention to detail inherent in the tailor's craft.

Designed at Multistorey

Bespoke tiled mural and pattern formed the basis of the identity for this West London store.

Designed at Multistorey

Art prints designed for Darkroom.

Hand-cut paper still life's created for a book celebrating paper engineering in graphic design. 

Designed at Multistorey

Working alongside David Kohn Architects to create the graphic design and integrated wayfaring elements for the prestigious Designs of the Year awards exhibition at the Design Museum.

The show catalogue and invites were designed with Robert Green. We created and photographed an abstracted miniature model of the cubic display system to be used in various formations for the catalogue covers and dividers and as a playful backdrop to the typography.

Designed at Multistorey

Branding for One Small Step — a film production company with gallery space. Dripping paint introduced the idea of moving image and a traditional art medium, thus combining the two disciplines.

Designed at Multistorey.

Immersive and interactive exhibition designed by Multistorey and Jump Studios for the Science Museum, London and the Museum of Childhood, Indianapolis.

We commissioned 2000AD comic artist Laurence Campbell to create a noir-esque set of sleuth characters that led the visitor through this 5 room interactive exhibition about spying.

I was teamed with d’Arenberg Wines by the South Australian Wine Board to design a wine label for their signature Shiraz. I embraced the brand’s red sash label, painting an abstracted design that referenced the geometric architecture of their flagship restaurant and museum.