Features

An interiors spotlight for our LA studio. Glass bricks and gauzy curtains mentioned among the likes of Casa Sofia, Mexico and Casino Royal Palm, France.

A word by Will Speros on our LA office and partnership with Aunt Studio.

The MW.S partners discuss the studio’s origin story, culture, and hope for the future of our work.

Fast Company shares MW.S work for Artworld in a piece arguing that design is less about making and more about meaning.

Dan Howarth focuses on the glass bricks as a divider of the MW.S small and cozy office in his piece for the world's most influential architecture, interiors and design magazine.

Dwell covers our work on the VDL House website, highlighting our unique design approach to translating Neutra’s work to contemporary audiences.

Honored to create a poster to celebrate the life and works of Spanish artist Eduardo Chillida for “Eulogy,” an exhibition commemorating the centenary of his birth.

MW.S chosen as one of the 25 most popular design studios, as voted for by our design community peers.

GQ's Samuel Hine covered the studio’s creative direction for Thom Browne's intimate SS25 dinner party.

In a short interview, MW.S takes readers behind the curtain to share challenges, wins and more from our work with OEM.

A closer look at the studio’s project with Modem: Liz Gorny shares insights on the collaboration between our teams and the seminal space where design meets technology.

Bringing the RIMOWA Design Prize to life in partnership with with Modem.

Icon Magzine explores our VDL House collaboration, detailing how the team created a new digital experience for the historic home.

Design and direction for Mirage: Apple's first-ever commissioned artwork by Katie Paterson and Zeller & Moye.

The Brand Identity applauds our work on the modular system for Air Company, detailing how the logomark and typography help the carbon technology brand tell its story.

Waka Waka web, designed by MW.S, featured during the WWDC21 Apple Keynote, demoing Safari’s latest features and functionality.

It's Nice That shares the interactive website for Woset built in collaboration with illustrator Jay Cover.

We discussed how our studio came to be, the importance of creative exploration, and our future plans.