Sunday Editions
A weekly publication layout designed around large display headlines, warm butter-yellow accents, and deliberate editorial whitespace. Created to feel like reading a printed weekend magazine.
"We turn everyday emails into thoughtful brand experiences — through considered layouts, distinctive campaigns, and newsletters people actually want to read."
Rejecting standard automated SaaS templates in favor of bespoke Swiss graphic architecture.
Every campaign begins on paper — with type hierarchy, margins, and rhythm mapped before a single pixel is placed in the builder. The result is email that reads like a publication, not a promotion.
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How negative space shapes human psychology inside physical and digital environments.
Tactile garments constructed from raw organic linen and unbleached wool.
Hand-thrown matte vessels by Studio Koto.
We remove excess visual clutter so your reader can absorb your narrative effortlessly.
Typographic scale and spatial padding create a harmonious cadence down the screen.
Respecting inbox attention leads to higher subscriber retention and brand trust.
"The inbox is the last place on the internet where a brand can speak without being interrupted. We design for that privilege."
SELECTED ENGAGEMENT TYPES FOR 2026
Complete modular template architecture for brands that ship weekly campaigns. Typographic scales, spacing grids, and reusable sections — validated across 50+ email clients.
Editorial-grade campaign design for product launches, seasonal pushes, and editorial features — each treated as a designed object, not a bulk send.
Recurring editorial publications with issue architecture, section rhythm, and reader retention flows — for teams publishing weekly or monthly.
Audits, authentication setup, and reputation management for teams that have outgrown ad-hoc sending — so every message lands where it should.
We audit your existing email program — list health, deliverability history, design consistency, and engagement patterns.
We define the system: typographic scale, modular blocks, flow structure, and the editorial voice that anchors every send.
Production-ready templates, validated across 50+ clients, with accessibility and dark-mode support built in from day one.
Every campaign is instrumented. We measure, test, and refine the system with every send — so the program compounds over time.
"Our newsletter open rate went from 28% to 47% in one quarter. The layouts finally matched the quality of our writing."
"We moved 14 client accounts over in one quarter. Everything that used to be a support ticket is now a template."
Trial-to-paid conversion up 142% after a full onboarding rebuild.
Recovered 14% of abandoned revenue with a rebuilt 3-touch sequence.
90-day subscriber churn cut by 32% with a re-engagement system.
One issue per month. Editorial essays, framework releases, and field notes from the studio. No noise, no filler — just the essential reads for teams that care about craft.
Why the best email programs of the next decade will be built like magazines, not marketing funnels — and how brands can start designing for attention rather than volume.
We keep our client list small. Every project is led by the same two people who designed the system — no handoff to account managers, no substitution of process for craft. If we take your project, you work with us directly.
ANSWERS FROM THE STUDIO
Design system engagements run 4–6 weeks. Full campaign programs run 8–12 weeks depending on scope. Newsletter systems are typically 3–4 weeks.
Yes — we work inside your existing ESP (Klaviyo, Mailchimp, HubSpot, Braze, Salesforce Marketing Cloud, etc.) and deliver in the format your team uses.
Yes. Authentication setup (SPF/DKIM/DMARC), reputation monitoring, and inbox placement testing are included in most engagements — or available as standalone consulting.
Yes — custom engagements are available. Tell us about your brand, your audience, and the inbox experience you want to create. We will come back with a considered plan.
We are available for selected 2026 projects. Tell us about your brand, your audience, and the inbox experience you want to create — we will come back with a plan, not a pitch.