Rhode / BRAND INSPIRATION

Create a brand like Rhode.

Rhode builds a focused skincare world around intentional essentials and a consistent product point of view. Its restrained art direction is a useful reference for beauty brands that want packaging, imagery and product content to feel like parts of one system.

To create a brand like Rhode, define the role of each product and the visual cues that help people understand the range. Find OpenPitch partners for beauty brand strategy, packaging design, art direction and digital content shaped around your own proposition.

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Make every product feel part of one clear world.

Choose what the range stands for

Clarify the need each product answers and how it relates to the wider offer. Brand strategy can keep naming, claims and launch priorities consistent as the range develops.

Connect packaging and art direction

Consider shape, material, colour and image together. A packaging system should help products sit within a recognisable family while giving each item the information and distinction it needs.

Plan the product story across channels

A product page, campaign and social post each have different jobs. Set shared visual and verbal principles, then adapt the detail to the format instead of repeating one launch image everywhere.

Find partners for a focused beauty identity.

Browse creative profiles for skincare strategy, packaging, campaign design and digital experiences. Look for partners who can connect a product’s role with the way its story is presented.

  • Two Times Elliott

    London, UK

    London branding studio focused on brand strategy, visual identity, art direction, packaging and digital design.

    Recorded affinity: beauty, minimal, packaging, editorial

  • Made Thought

    London, UK

    London-based creative studio focused on brand strategy, visual identity, art direction, packaging and campaign design.

    Recorded affinity: beauty, minimal, packaging, editorial

  • Build in Amsterdam

    Amsterdam, Netherlands

    Independent digital agency focused on e-commerce, brand platforms, websites, UX/UI and digital experiences.

    Recorded affinity: beauty, digital-first, minimal

  • Studio Blanche

    London, United Kingdom

    Branding and web design studio specialising in identities, packaging and digital experiences for beauty, aesthetics, skincare and wellness businesses.

    Recorded affinity: beauty, minimal, editorial

  • Mouthwash Studio

    Los Angeles, US

    Independent creative studio focused on brand strategy, visual identity, campaigns, digital experiences and content.

    Recorded affinity: beauty, minimal, editorial

  • Rubio & del Amo

    Murcia, Spain

    Multidisciplinary Spanish design studio focused on brand strategy, visual identity, naming, editorial design, packaging and digital design.

    Recorded affinity: beauty, packaging, editorial

  • Savvy Studio

    New York & Mexico City

    Independent branding and architecture studio focused on brand strategy, visual identity, packaging, hospitality and spatial design.

    Recorded affinity: minimal, packaging, sensory

  • Plus X

    Seoul, South Korea

    South Korean brand experience design company focused on brand strategy, visual identity, digital products, websites, motion and spatial experiences.

    Recorded affinity: beauty, digital-first

  • Vide Infra

    Riga, London & Albuquerque

    International design and technology agency focused on digital products, e-commerce, websites, UX/UI and brand communication.

    Recorded affinity: digital-first, minimal

  • HOLOGRAPHIK

    Zagreb, Croatia

    Strategy-led design studio focused on visual identity, digital products, websites, motion and visual systems.

    Recorded affinity: minimal, digital-first

This guide uses Rhode as a creative reference. Listings do not imply that a creative has worked for Rhode or is endorsed by the brand.

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A useful question before you begin.

How can a beauty range feel cohesive without making every product look identical?

Define the elements that should stay consistent, such as typography, image treatment or information hierarchy. Then give each product a clear role and let the system accommodate useful differences in format, ingredients and audience.