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Morrama celebrates 10 years of business

Morrama wins at Dieline for the compostable Wild body and hair care packaging in collaboration with Shellworks

A series of thoughtful cue cards that prompt individuals to take in the world around them as a Morrama industrial designer.

How Morrama helped launch India's fastest growing luggage brand

We are switching things up as we go Out the Office for Milan design week 2025

What Morrama sees coming up this year in the world of design and tech

Key business tips for working in China from Morrama's industrial design experts, elevate your trip's success with our proven insights.

Two Morrama industrial designers give us the low-down on rendering: what they are and how they can be used by clients.

Jo discussed what businesses need to address if they are to truly design sustainably

A round of of the Morrama design team's thoughts on how considering tech as a service can offer the most sustainable design solutions

At Morrama we design products by starting at the end. By thinking about where a product or material is going to end up, we inevitably end up asking this question. So what is the answer?

As an industrial design agency driven by innovation, we’ve naturally been keeping a close eye on CES 2024, sussing out the latest trends and more.

Building upon the design trends we’ve seen emerging in 2023, our focus shifts forward to 2024 and beyond.

Morrama listed amongst the top designs and designers by the Guardian for our project with Batch.works

A reflection on what's happened in design, technology and innovation in 2023 and what we might see more of in 2024.

Founder Jo's thoughts on how awards organisations like D&AD are critical in redefining what is considered 'good' design and why this is vital if we are to accelerate the industry towards more sustainable future.

Jo Barnard discusses why companies should prioritise sustainability in the design of female health products

Jo Barnard reflects on the changes within the design industry in the last decade and how designers can take responsibility for the impact of our work on the planet.

Now a B Corp, Morrama continues to record its time spent on social and environmental impact.

Morrama is certified B Corp UK with a score of 110.2, showing a dedication to social and environmental responsibility

Jo Barnard speaks to Andrew Muir Wood about design research and validating your ideas.

Get insights and guidelines to determine the ideal budget for your branding efforts and make informed decisions about your investment.

Off the back of an amazing 2021 we started January on a high. By late spring it became clear that it wasn’t going to be quite the year we had hoped for. So we’ve focused on growth in other ways.

Morrama is leading a campaign encouraging designers to act on climate change, but what does this mean for us and our clients?

As part of the path to B Corp, Morrama recorded its time spent on social and environmental impact.

Explore the lesser-known pros and cons of branding, providing a comprehensive understanding of the potential benefits and challenges involved.

With statistics showing that the UK burns more waste than it recycles, should we be designing for recycling?

Or are they a temporary stepping stone to the next ‘sustainable’ strategy? If so, can we skip this phase and stop the further waste of materials?

We know that 100% recyclable is not enough, that we need to move away from relying on virgin materials and to design for a circular economy.

Morrama were nominated for 2 awards for our work on the Wild Refill Deodorant in the Sustainable design - Body, skin, health and beauty category plus the People’s choice award.

What are the key design methods we should implement within our practice of design around tech-products to enable a more sustainable future?

Last week I was invited to speak at a BIDA (British Industrial Design Association) webinar titled Designers in Innovation. How can we boost innovation in the UK? What role does design have in this? In a post-Brexit and Covid-19 impacted age, it’s more important than ever to be building on one of the UK’s finest exports: innovation. I’ve jotted down my key takeaways from the discussion.