Holmegaard Glassworks. A unique glass brand launched by the danish Countess Henriette Danneskiold-Samsøe in 1825.

Challenge
The brand had a somewhat “old and tired” perception among the next generation customers and was often bypassed in favor of more modern and vibrant glass brands.

Solution
Based on Holmegaards three brand pillars, I developed several creative campaigns, focusing on a more contemporary Scandinavian design style.

Campaign elements

  • Landingpage

  • Instagram posts and stories

  • Lifestyle images

  • New graphic direction and style

  • Newsletter templates

  • Magazine ads

  • Third-party content packages (webshop and print material)

  • PR visual content

  • Concept text - including a new tone of voice

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Holmegaard Campaign images for the SS20 product launches. Focus on a more modern style, playfulness, craftsmanship, and joy.

Holmegaard Campaign images for the SS20 product launches. Focus on a more modern style, playfulness, craftsmanship, and joy.

Understanding and appreciating what true craftsmanship means. It may take a few minutes to create a mouthblown glass, but it takes many years to truly master.

Understanding and appreciating what true craftsmanship means. It may take a few minutes to create a mouthblown glass, but it takes many years to truly master.

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Not just a pretty picture…

I often start with a hand-drawn sketch to encapsulate an idea or a concept. In this case, I wanted one image to communicate: Iconic shape, Variants, It's Stackable, and the new kid (Champagne glass) on the block.

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