Annual Catalog

Annual Catalog

Editorial product catalog & brand storytelling lookbook

80–112 page publication produced annually across multiple brands

An annual catalog developed as a hybrid between a traditional product catalog and an editorial lookbook—designed to showcase new styles, highlight partner brands, and provide design inspiration through curated content and lifestyle imagery.

Produced across multiple brands and markets, the catalog functioned as both a marketing tool and a physical extension of each brand’s identity.

Role

Senior Graphic Designer

Art Direction, Design, Content Development

Scope

Deliverables

Print Catalog, Digital Edition, Campaign Assets

Distribution

Showrooms, Direct Mail, Trade Shows, Online

Role & Contribution


Led concept development and overall creative direction

Designed and curated full catalog selections, visual content, and layouts

Produced and selected photography, including original shoots

Wrote and refined editorial copy and design content

Managed production workflow, proofing, and print preparation

Publication Overview

Open magazine displaying bathroom lighting ideas with two mirrors, wall sconces, a decorative wall piece, and a circular mirror with patterned wallpaper.

Design & Execution

Each edition required a balance of consistency and variation—maintaining a unified structure while adapting content and branding for different markets.

The process involved close attention to typography, layout, pacing, and imagery to ensure a cohesive and engaging final product.

Distribution & Use

Printed editions were distributed across showroom locations, mailed to targeted customers, and used at trade shows and events.

Fully interactive digital versions were also produced, allowing users to browse and navigate the catalog online.

Additionally, each release was supported by targeted email campaigns and digital promotions, helping drive awareness and engagement across both B2C and B2B audiences.

Catalog Content

Key Takeaways

This project reinforced the importance of treating large-scale marketing assets as cohesive systems—balancing content, design, and production to create something both functional and engaging.

It also highlighted the value of strong visual storytelling in elevating product-focused content into a more immersive brand experience.

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