The Miscellany logo is sleek and sophis­ti­cat­ed, we think, that gives the site an editorial feel, almost like a fashion magazine.

As for the name Miscellany, it was chosen because it points to the secrets of what interior designers do to create magic in a space. We think it’s a lovely sounding word which captures perfectly what we do when we take what looks like a mis­cel­la­neous col­lec­tion of items (wall­pa­pers, paint swatches, lamps, rugs and furniture) and then putting them together in unique ways to create something really special.  The idea for Miscellany comes from the def­i­n­i­tion of the word — centred around us curating a col­lec­tion of different items for clients in cool, unex­pect­ed and stylish ways — creating a Run For The Hills ‘Miscellany’ of gor­geous­ness.

Each touch point has been carefully con­sid­ered, from the wonderful vignettes for the Instalooks to all of the illus­tra­tions and quirky little ani­ma­tions.

It was also our first foray into the wonderful world of Webflow. We thought a fresh new concept like Miscellany simply had to be built on inno­v­a­tive tech, so we col­lab­o­rat­ed with the multi-talented Daniel Drabik (Buck Rabbit) to bring our web design to life inter­ac­tive­ly. It’s worked bril­liant­ly and we’ve fallen in love with Webflow.