Emilia Bjurström

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Currently at: Nineties Studio

02-10-2025



Rivercode’s identity highlights their technical expertise through a clean, code-inspired design that clearly communicates the value of their solutions. The expression signals precision and confidence – letting the work speak for itself through a visual language that is clear, recognizable, and their own.


Symbol & Logotype

12–03–2024




Seezona’s symbol is a simplified S – a shape in motion that reflects the platform’s flow of carefully selected, ever-changing pieces from designers around the world. It’s not a symbol of something finished, but of something constantly evolving.




Website

01–01–2025




I designed Pholc’s website with interior architects in mind – an audience that doesn’t need to be convinced, but inspired. Through tone, motion, and subtle detail, I created a digital experience with feeling at its core. The site offers both clarity and depth, with thoughtful solutions that highlight the designers, the collection, and the calm, refined character of Pholc’s brand.



Packaging & Website

Skeppshult

03–01–2025




Packaging and UX design for Skeppshult built on the product itself – its rawness, weight, and craftsmanship. Through a pared-back web design and a simple, functional packaging concept, I shaped a whole that feels like a natural extension of the product. With respect for tradition – but also with the courage to challenge it and move the brand in a more modern direction.



Crafted from what’s left behind

Chevron

10–13–2024













I designed and assembled this stool using surplus wood from Chevron’s floor production. Every piece is unique, showing the natural marks of the material. A simple way to turn leftover resources into something lasting – and to let design speak for itself.