Design is reactive to societal changes and, consequently, it continues to evolve. We like to get in on the ground floor of trends so our work continues to feel fresh and relevant. With this in mind, we are excited to announce three key predictions for branding design in 2023. 

The business landscape is topsy-turvy and ever-changing. We set out on a mission to find out how businesses are getting by. So, we visited the Kid’s Hub and Playtime trade shows in New York to meet with brands and see how they’re fairing.

Traditional retail has faced a barrage of challenges from the expansion of e-commerce to COVID-19. Now, in 2022, retail is preparing for the onslaught of a recession. Business consultants, like Deloitte, have been monitoring the decline and report an ongoing downturn since 2008. So, what’s next for the high-street?

Even following the pandemic, people will still feel that deep urge to stay integrated with their community and nature. We all want to feel self-sufficient and have gained an appreciation of slow living, forced by recent lockdowns.

Being the go-to-brand for children is a challenging task. The customer and the consumer are in two different camps; this is unlike many other markets. It’s crucial that children’s brands are authentic and supportive, to become a household name that parents trust, and kids love.