We got a new project. We've sent you the briefing, branding documents and everything you might need.
I've looked at it, love the style and I think we can make the design accessible pretty easily.
Bringing flagship storytelling from the street to the screen
Created for Sarah Feather Design As a collaborator for Swid Studio
Sarah Feather Design creates award-winning window displays and visual merchandising for luxury brands across the globe. Their work is theatrical, precise, and unapologetically bold. When they needed a website to match their refreshed brand, the challenge was clear: translate that same intentionality into a digital experience.
Working with a client who knows design as well as we do comes with its own set of challenges. Fifteen iterations later, we had a result that satisfied everyone involved and combined the best of everyone's ideas and skills. A site that feels as crafted and intentional as the displays Sarah Feather builds for the world's most discerning brands.
An award-winning Central London agency specializing in retail window displays and visual merchandising for luxury and high street brands worldwide. With over 20 years in the business, Sarah Feather creates conceptual designs, manages production, and oversees installation for global rollouts and bespoke flagship treatments. Their work is bold, theatrical, and meticulously crafted.
Discover Sarah Feather DesignA London-based branding and design studio specializing in brand strategy, visual identity, and creative direction for ambitious clients. Swid crafts brands that feel considered, distinctive, and built to last.
Discover Swid StudioContracted by Swid Studio to design the digital experience for Sarah Feather's refreshed brand. I was responsible for translating the editorial brand vision into a functional, responsive website: designing layouts, establishing interaction patterns, and ensuring the design could be built within technical constraints. Initially presenting through Swid, I later joined client meetings directly to defend design decisions and bridge the gap between brand vision and development realities.
Nine months from kickoff to launch, navigating fifteen design iterations, evolving content, and the complexities of translating static brand guidelines into a dynamic, scroll-driven digital experience.
When your client stages luxury for a living.
Sarah Feather Design doesn't just decorate windows; they choreograph experiences. Every display is a carefully composed story: lighting, materials, scale, and movement working together to stop people mid-stride and pull them in.
For over 20 years, they've crafted window displays and visual merchandising for global luxury and high street brands. Their work is bold, theatrical, and uncompromising. Every element is intentional. Every detail is considered.
This isn't a client who needs to be convinced that design matters. They live it. Which meant the website couldn't just look good. It had to feel as crafted, as deliberate, and as confident as the installations they create.
The bar was high. And they knew exactly what they were looking for.
Where brand vision meets technical reality, and neither compromises.
We got a new project. We've sent you the briefing, branding documents and everything you might need.
I've looked at it, love the style and I think we can make the design accessible pretty easily.
Accessibility is great, but it's not something we're focusing on and it's too much work to do this well. We'd rather focus on something that really fits us.
Understood. However, I'll make the design accessible since your branding is mostly compliant already.
Standards built through iteration
Working with a client who understands design as deeply as their own craft required a different approach. Through fifteen iterations and constant refinement, we established pillars that guided every decision: not theoretical principles, but practical standards that kept the work sharp, buildable, and true to the brand.
These weren't just criteria. They were commitments.