Design Spotlight is a curated database of design cases, showcasing daily updates from various design studios and agencies. Here are the updates from Nov 27.
Noteworthy by OHMY
OHMY partnered with Noteworthy, a London-based curator of extraordinary travel across the UK, Ireland and France, to replace an outdated digital presence with a refined new website. The platform supports Noteworthy’s renewed identity, balancing editorial richness with effortless usability for high‑net‑worth, often multi‑generational families. OHMY delivered UX design, UI design and website development, combining carefully composed layouts, subtle animations and immersive storytelling to express the brand’s belief in travel as unforgettable chapters. The result is an elegant yet contemporary, personal yet polished destination that elevates perception, aligns with service standards and sets a confident foundation for future growth.
Mucho partnered with MiiN, a Korean beauty house, to shift the brand from fixing flaws to celebrating natural glow. The engagement spanned brand identity, narrative, naming and tagline, brand voice, illustration, activation, and a digital brand environment. Anchored by the call to action “Own your glow,” the system reframes beauty as a mindset rooted in authenticity, care, and confidence. The strategy articulates five pillars: Genuine Glow, Care Code, Personalized Guidance, Crafted Collection, and Korean Vibe. Visual and verbal elements encourage self-expression and belonging while positioning MiiN as a trusted, curated hub. The result is a cohesive platform that empowers daily rituals of care and brings a Seoul-inspired perspective to a global audience.
World Athletics Ultimate Championship 2 by Futurebrand
FutureBrand created the brand for the World Athletics Ultimate Championship, a new global competition debuting in 2026. To broaden appeal without compromising the sport’s integrity, FutureBrand explored what drives people to engage with athletics and defined the brand idea “Class of One,” an audacious celebration of winning and moments that matter. The visual and verbal system showcases athletics with a futuristic aesthetic centered on the ‘Star Flare’—a universally recognizable symbol of excellence and energy. Contemporary 3D rendering, dynamic motion behaviors, and a monochromatic palette with vibrant gradients extend into patterns, icons, and supergraphics for digital channels and live environments. The result is a distinctive, impactful brand experience designed to captivate fans and make elite competition unmissable.
Found created work for Logitech, a global consumer electronics company. This case study page is password protected, indicating that the project details are confidential and reserved for the client. The available information confirms the collaboration and the studio’s London base at The Piano Works on Farringdon Road. While the specific deliverables are not disclosed, the listing highlights an engagement between Found and Logitech that warranted restricted access. For further information or credentials, readers are directed to contact Found via the studio’s phone number or visit by appointment.
Snøhetta collaborated with Ateljé Lyktan to reimagine the brand’s iconic 1970s Supertube as Superdupertube, focusing on regenerative materials and efficient production. Through extensive material research with partners Bergmanplast and Trifilon, the team developed an extrudable PLA polymer derived from sugarcane reinforced with hemp fibers, cutting CO2 emissions by over 50% compared to aluminum. The material’s natural color varies by crop and subtly warms emitted light. The lamp features an extruded profile with injection-molded components, a diagonal louver to reduce glare, and straightforward assembly without glues and minimal screws, enabling easy repair and future upgrades. Offered in four lengths and tuned 3000K and 4000K color temperatures, the industrially compostable luminaire reduces environmental impact during production and use through smart, energy-efficient lighting systems.