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Featured Home projects

This week's top Home projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.

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Home · Documentary

Home presents a documentary short film that explores themes of family history and heritage through a personal lens. The project draws from a large Jamaican-American family narrative, blending observational cinematography with a reflective voiceover. Produced by GREATERGOOD, the film alternates between dense, natural woodland environments and intimate, sunlit interiors. The visual language leans into a cinematic aesthetic, utilizing natural light and an analogue film technique to maintain a warm, evocative atmosphere throughout the narrative.

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Home · Brand Identity

Home presents its brand identity through a multi-platform design project, integrating bold typography with a vibrant, geometric visual language. Developed by Lama Lama and the Home internal motion team, the work spans across motion graphics, web interface design, and environmental signage. The execution leverages rhythmic motion and a consistent red-and-maroon palette to unify diverse brand touchpoints. From large-scale outdoor graphic installations on urban concrete to tactile applications on fabric and stationery, the project utilizes clean, high-contrast layouts. The motion design assets incorporate live-action footage and animated typography to maintain a fluid, energetic narrative, while print assets lean into a structured, minimalist aesthetic.

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Home · Tracks from the Archives: Winter Time

This music video presentation for Home's Tracks from the Archives: Winter Time project captures a collection of nostalgic, audio-themed visuals. The production leans into a mix of live-action technique and motion graphics to illustrate its winter narrative. The piece incorporates atmospheric archival footage, such as vintage studio microphones and spinning vinyl records, alongside split-screen imagery of a figure set against a snowy landscape. The edit is rounded out by animated botanical elements and the glow of glass lanterns, utilizing a clean, cinematic aesthetic to tie the visual sequence together.

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