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Shop 5, 216 Albion Street
Brunswick VIC 3056

The JAC AND site and brand were created in close collaboration with a talented crew of creatives. With thanks to:

Richie Meldrum
Strategy
Formwork
Web Development
Dinamo
Typography
Coco and Maximilian
Videography
Stephen Grace
Motion
Gavin Green
Photography
Lauren Bamford
Photography
Poppy Buntz
Styling
Jill Haapaniemi
Photography
Pier Carthew
Photography
Becca Crawford
Photography
Cristina Guerrero
Styling
Willem-Dirk du Toit
Photography
Nat Turnbull
Styling

Plus a few extra special people who have supported us through this transition and more — Jo Hook, Michael Cairns, Sara Hayat, Dom Platz, Patrick Ryan, Fuchsia Saulwick and Julie Doyle.

And of course, we are always grateful for our community. Being surrounded by excellent peers, suppliers and clients makes us want to do great things.

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Foolscap

Foolscap is a renowned Australian interior architecture and design studio led by Adèle Winteridge. Based in Melbourne, Sydney, and Perth, they are the people behind many projects we know and love. As long-time admirers of Foolscap’s work and culture, we were honoured to partner with them on the brand’s next phase. Working shoulder-to-shoulder with leadership, we wrote a new brand narrative and built out a research-led strategy that articulates the Foolscap point of difference. The result was a refreshed map for internal and external storytelling, and a new Foolscap brand that respects its legacy, preserves its culture, and reinforces its well-earned industry-leading position.

WHAT WE DID
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Research and strategy
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Visual identity
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Brand experience mapping
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Website design
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Digital design
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Document and template design
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Team training and coaching
PROJECT PARTNERS
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Website build: Allan Pooley
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Typography: Daniella Rogers
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Copywriting: Letterform
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Marketing and PR: NHO
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Design: Tom Clayton
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Design: Akansha Kukreja
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Project management: Alex Tatoulis

Video by Gavin Green

Strategy with heart

Foolscap is well-regarded for its conceptual creative, yet few know the scale and rigour beneath the surface. They are one of the country's largest independent and female-founded interiors practices, with a nationwide senior team and an impressive folio of projects spanning the globe. Their capabilities cross sectors – fashion, hospitality, commercial, wellness and workplace – gaining the trust of discerning clients such as Noma, ANZ, Pieces of Eight and The Commons. Working closely with Adèle and her leadership team, we built a strategy to tell the full picture with confidence beyond their inner circle. The goal: bringing Foolscap closer to its true market position by aligning internal beliefs with external perception.

Maintaining the magic

The Foolscap crew are fun. They throw a great party and bring personality to professional settings. To represent them authentically, we built a brand that illustrates their conceptual and commercial nous. To reinforce this strategy, we took care with weighting and structure, creating a stable foundation for experimentation and play. The brand is a chameleon, able to speak to both a CEO and a creative peer with ease. Considered aspects, such as the custom-crafted wordmark and wide tonal colour palette, keep the brand in tune with their approach. A new narrative, with unexpected moments of delight, in the way Foolscap does best.

A new home

Through the new Foolscap website, old and new audiences are now able to explore the depth of the studio’s portfolio and culture. A clean structure, thoughtful content hierarchy and typographic system allow space for delight while also showcasing hero case studies for those who want a deeper dive. Foolscap's new digital home is a flexible business tool, modular in design and build, with ample opportunity for growth. The website demonstrates our overall project intention: to move Foolscap forward without diminishing its inimitable character.

The Foolscap brand has been built with a stable base. It is an intentional place of play and experimentation. A place for community to come together and create. Over time, this is a brand that will become richer through the mess of life and work, and we're along for the ride.

Jacinta Lippold, JAC AND
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