brambles glass

Brand, identity and website design

DELIVERABLES

LOGO DESIGN
BRAND IDENTITY
BRAND COPY
COLOUR PALETTE
TYPOGRAPHY SYSTEM
website design
CONTENT TEMPLATES

Bethan Clarke makes stained glass rooted in botanical forms. The brand needed to feel as warm, natural and human as the work itself.

BRAND PURPOSE

THE CHALLENGE

Stained glass is a centuries-old craft, and it can easily feel distant from contemporary interiors. The challenge was to honour that heritage without letting it look dated.

Sister Studio created an identity that felt rooted in tradition and still right on a modern shelf, a modern website and a modern feed.

lOGO DESIGN

Built from one of Bethan’s glass leaf pieces, the mark is repeated into a tangle of bramble stems. Each stem loops into the next, so the logo reads as growth rather than a static symbol.

Sister Studio developed the a full system, with versions for every size and use, so Brambles Glass stays recognisable from a label to a website header.

A package of Brambles Glass featuring a dark olive green background and white line art of intertwined stems and leaves, with the brand name "Brambles" in large uppercase black letters and the word "Glass" beneath it.
Two beige boxes with gold geometric design and the text 'BRAMBLES GLASS' on the top surface, placed on a dark green grid background.

Packaging

Business cards for Bramble Glass featuring a geometric white line logo on a green background and contact details on a white background.

Business card design

Multiple circular labels with a geometric pattern and the words "BRAMBLES GLASS" on a light background, with one gold label among many green labels.

Stickers

A signboard standing outside a shop, with the text 'Bramble Glass,' on a sunny street.

Signage

A quote by Bethan Clarke about how growing up in a house full of glass influenced her view of the world, with decorative line-drawn leaves and flowers in a Minimalist design.
Close-up shot of green grapevine leaves with words 'BRAMBLE'S' vertically aligned in the center.

Impactful Social assets

Typography, Layout
and Icon Design

A close-up of a marketing webpage for Brambles Glass, featuring large text that says, 'Bespoke glass, drawn from the British landscape.' The background includes a blurred image of glass art with warm colors, and additional text describing the handcrafted, botanical-inspired glass pieces by artist Bethan Clarke.

Stationary design

A person holding stained glass flower and leaf ornaments in front of a backdrop of white flowers and a blurred green background.

ICONS

The icons are taken directly from Bethan’s glass pieces, so they carry the same botanical detail as the work itself.

Simple with a hand-drawn quality to communicate the hand crafted nature of Bethan’s work.

Forest green background with minimalist line drawings of leaves and flowers, and the text 'BRAMBLES GLASS' in the center.

PHOTOGRAPHY DIRECTION

With glass, light and shadow are the focus. 

We celebrate this by pairing the branding with shadows and silhouettes of botanical forms cast across stone, ceramic and glass surfaces, soft and transient against the precision of leaded glass.

Bethan’s work makes natural forms permanent; the photography catches them at their most fleeting.

The layering effect mirrors how stained glass is actually experienced, light broken up and reassembled through material. The viewer is seeing the same thing twice without realising it.

Surfaces are kept cool and neutral throughout. With the only colour shining through the glass itself.

Shadows of plant leaves cast on a white surface.
A shadow of a plant with leaves and a flower cast on a white wall.
Close-up of a white flower with a shadow cast on a white background.
Close-up of a crumpled metallic or reflective foil surface with light reflections and shadows.
A shadow of a person taking a photo is cast on a wall, with a plant's silhouette also visible in the shadow.

SOCIAL CONTENT TEMPLATES

A logo is one line in a much longer conversation. A brand speaks through its colour palette, its typography, its layouts and the way it sounds across every post, story and carousel it publishes.

Sister Studio designs that whole language, including the social content templates that come with every identity. Social is where most people meet a brand day to day, so the templates are built to make every post look like it belongs to the same business without starting from scratch each time.

Every template is drawn directly from the identity, so the mark, the wordmark and the palette are used as designed. Templates are built in editable software, so the business can change text, swap images and produce new posts in-house without needing to come back for every update.

The result is a brand that can keep talking fluently long after the launch is over.

WEB DESIGN

The site is designed to feel like the work it sells. Its palette of sage, linen, warm gold and dark olive, taken from the glass itself, runs through every page, so each product sits against a background that feels considered rather than generic.

Layouts are kept clean and uncluttered, letting the pieces lead and the commission and shop details stay easy to find. Every page feels like a natural extension of the studio: calm, bright and welcoming.

Text in curved orientation stating "in their words" on a black background.

TESTIMONIAL

“Working with Lissy was a collaborative and creative process. She has an excellent eye and a strong instinct for visual identity, and she really listens to what you’re trying to achieve. She took the time to understand my brand and translated that into something thoughtful, distinctive, and considered.

I’m really proud of where we landed, she has real talent.

Bethan Clarke, Founder

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