Work people come back for.
Our portfolio, in four parts: the series we film, the newsletters we send, the editorial we write and the feeds we keep. It starts with the shows, because one good shoot feeds everything else.
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Why a series, not a video
One great video gets watched once. A series gives designers a reason to follow you, and gives you something new to say every month.
People come back
A familiar format builds an audience. Each episode gives people a reason to watch the next.
It fills your calendar
One shoot day gives you weeks of clips, posts and newsletters. No more scrambling for something to share.
It brings people to you
Clips go to social; the full episode lives on your site. Interested viewers click through to you, not to a platform.
It keeps working
Every episode adds to a library that search engines, editors and new clients find long after it airs.
How we make them
Our go-to crew, from first idea to final cut. You show up for the shoot; we handle the rest. Meet the crew
- 1. The formatA name, a length, a shape every episode follows, and who's in front of the camera.
- 2. The shootInterviews from several angles, the studio or showroom, and the details up close.
- 3. The editA full episode, a trailer, and short clips cut for social.
- 4. The releaseClips on social, the full episode on your site, and a newsletter to tie it together.
- 5. The numbersWatch time, shares, saves and clicks, in a short report after each release.
The series
Every panel plays an episode. Click through for the rest.
In the inbox
Every retainer client gets a monthly newsletter, sent to their list and to ours. Written like a note from a peer, never a flyer. Here’s a sampling, with the same numbers we report back to our clients. Scroll inside each one to read it in full.
Lorfords Antiques
The Art of Living
The first vignette from the Sister Parish collaboration, with a line straight to the samples.
61.4%
open rate
320
clicks
10,880
sent
Aux Abris
Introducing Curious Eve
Karen’s letter on how the whole collection began with one phone call to Eve Ashcraft.
38.4%
open rate
383
clicks
17,257
sent
Dennis Miller New York
A.L. Studio is here
A note from Justin on why the showroom brought in a new line, written the way he’d say it across the desk.
50.4%
open rate
797
clicks
9,789
sent
The editorial
Anderson edits every one of these. Each client’s blog has its own name, its own voice and its own reader, and each post gives the newsletters and the feed somewhere worth sending people.
Posthouse Design Studio
POSTED
Hospitality and real estate, through the eyes of a hospitality designer. Written for agents, developers and operators.
Coming soon
Dennis Miller New York
THE DM
The showroom’s journal: the makers on the floor, the workrooms behind them and the designers who spec them.
Read THE DMDeidre Interiors
Deidre’s Design Journal
Project reveals, design advice and the antiques Deidre brings home from her buying trips, in her own words.
Read Deidre’s Design JournalFiber-Seal
Field Notes
What designers should know about the fabrics they specify, plus Behind the Collection and On Our Radar.
Read Field NotesOn the feed
Three posts a week, planned a month at a time, so each feed reads like a magazine rather than a to-do list. The feeds we keep, and how far past their own followers each one reaches. Numbers from the last 28 days.
Dennis Miller New York
78%
of the accounts reached didn’t follow yet
Posthouse Design Studio
73%
of the accounts reached didn’t follow yet
Deidre Interiors
50%
of the accounts reached didn’t follow yet
Modern Antiquarian
84%
of the accounts reached didn’t follow yet
How it all connects
One shoot, everywhere.
Behind the Collection with Aux Abris is the clearest example of how the four work together. One day of filming became a series, a run of newsletters, an editorial and weeks of posts.
- The shootOne day in the studio with Eve Ashcraft and Karen Robert, building the collection on camera.
- The seriesBehind the Collection, presented by Fiber-Seal: full episodes on the site, clips on social.
- The inboxFive newsletters to the trade: 36,149 opens and 1,655 clicks through to the collection.
- The editorialThe story told again in Field Notes, so every send had somewhere to land.
- The feedClips across three networks, Aux Abris’s, Eve’s and ours: 25,853 views.
Want work like this?
Tell us what you make. We’ll come back with a plan, not a pitch.
Work people come back for.
Our portfolio, in four parts: the series we film, the newsletters we send, the editorial we write and the feeds we keep. It starts with the shows, because one good shoot feeds everything else.
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Why a series, not a video
One great video gets watched once. A series gives designers a reason to follow you, and gives you something new to say every month.
People come back
A familiar format builds an audience. Each episode gives people a reason to watch the next.
It fills your calendar
One shoot day gives you weeks of clips, posts and newsletters. No more scrambling for something to share.
It brings people to you
Clips go to social; the full episode lives on your site. Interested viewers click through to you, not to a platform.
It keeps working
Every episode adds to a library that search engines, editors and new clients find long after it airs.
How we make them
Our go-to crew, from first idea to final cut. You show up for the shoot; we handle the rest. Meet the crew
- 1. The formatA name, a length, a shape every episode follows, and who's in front of the camera.
- 2. The shootInterviews from several angles, the studio or showroom, and the details up close.
- 3. The editA full episode, a trailer, and short clips cut for social.
- 4. The releaseClips on social, the full episode on your site, and a newsletter to tie it together.
- 5. The numbersWatch time, shares, saves and clicks, in a short report after each release.
The series
Every panel plays an episode. Click through for the rest.
In the inbox
Every retainer client gets a monthly newsletter, sent to their list and to ours. Written like a note from a peer, never a flyer. Here’s a sampling, with the same numbers we report back to our clients. Scroll inside each one to read it in full.
Lorfords Antiques
The Art of Living
The first vignette from the Sister Parish collaboration, with a line straight to the samples.
61.4%
open rate
320
clicks
10,880
sent
Aux Abris
Introducing Curious Eve
Karen’s letter on how the whole collection began with one phone call to Eve Ashcraft.
38.4%
open rate
383
clicks
17,257
sent
Dennis Miller New York
A.L. Studio is here
A note from Justin on why the showroom brought in a new line, written the way he’d say it across the desk.
50.4%
open rate
797
clicks
9,789
sent
The editorial
Anderson edits every one of these. Each client’s blog has its own name, its own voice and its own reader, and each post gives the newsletters and the feed somewhere worth sending people.
Posthouse Design Studio
POSTED
Hospitality and real estate, through the eyes of a hospitality designer. Written for agents, developers and operators.
Coming soon
Dennis Miller New York
THE DM
The showroom’s journal: the makers on the floor, the workrooms behind them and the designers who spec them.
Read THE DMDeidre Interiors
Deidre’s Design Journal
Project reveals, design advice and the antiques Deidre brings home from her buying trips, in her own words.
Read Deidre’s Design JournalFiber-Seal
Field Notes
What designers should know about the fabrics they specify, plus Behind the Collection and On Our Radar.
Read Field NotesOn the feed
Three posts a week, planned a month at a time, so each feed reads like a magazine rather than a to-do list. The feeds we keep, and how far past their own followers each one reaches. Numbers from the last 28 days.
Dennis Miller New York
78%
of the accounts reached didn’t follow yet
Posthouse Design Studio
73%
of the accounts reached didn’t follow yet
Deidre Interiors
50%
of the accounts reached didn’t follow yet
Modern Antiquarian
84%
of the accounts reached didn’t follow yet
How it all connects
One shoot, everywhere.
Behind the Collection with Aux Abris is the clearest example of how the four work together. One day of filming became a series, a run of newsletters, an editorial and weeks of posts.
- The shootOne day in the studio with Eve Ashcraft and Karen Robert, building the collection on camera.
- The seriesBehind the Collection, presented by Fiber-Seal: full episodes on the site, clips on social.
- The inboxFive newsletters to the trade: 36,149 opens and 1,655 clicks through to the collection.
- The editorialThe story told again in Field Notes, so every send had somewhere to land.
- The feedClips across three networks, Aux Abris’s, Eve’s and ours: 25,853 views.
Want work like this?
Tell us what you make. We’ll come back with a plan, not a pitch.