About
Studio Walsh is a creative studio specialising in crafting brand narratives where fashion and interiors meet. From concept to execution, services span creative direction, image and film art direction, brand strategy, brand identity and spatial design.
Led by Clare Walsh, from South Yorkshire, UK, Clare brings over 18 years of industry experience to her work. Her career highlights include serving as the Global Artistic Director of COS and collaborating with renowned clients such as Apple, Burberry, Nike, HAY, A24 Films, and LVMH. With a career rooted in fashion and an MA in Interior Design from the Royal College of Art, Clare offers a distinctive perspective for brands looking to innovate at the intersection of image and space.
Based in London & New York – operating globally.
Clare also designs a collection of mouth-blown glassware, available online. Read her writing on interiors, design etc here, and view here instagram here.

Clients
Apple
A24
Burberry
COS
Dia Art Foundation
Guggenheim New York
Design Miami
HAY
LVMH
Mulberry
Nike

Services
Art Direction
Film & Photography
Spatial Design
Brand Identity
Book/Magazine Design

Exhibitions/Editorials
London Design Festival 2024
Salone del Mobile 2024
CAP74024 Magazine

Education
BA (Hons) Design & Art Direction, Manchester Met.
MA Interior Design, Royal College of Art

Email
contact@studio-walsh.com

Contact
Studio Walsh
Hackney Depot, 5 Sheep Lane,
London, E8 4QS

Cullacino Glassware Collection

Design and production of a range of mouthblown glassware, in collaboration with artisans in both New York and Czechia. Inspired by the graphic shapes found in Italian metalwork and architecture, I designed a range of glassware, all of which have a signature hollow base which elevate the pieces into a sculptural piece of art when not in use.

This project involved concept design, material and colour selections, followed by many rounds of prototyping and refinement to get the perfect shape and colour tonality. Finally, I oversaw quality control at scale production to ensure colour and quality levels were consistent.