How do you handle white foil, not white ink?

White ink on dark cotton goes grey. White hot foil: opaque, flat, one pass.

How do you handle liner as the only pattern?

Pattern on cards would fight the type. Botanical pattern only inside the envelope, seen once on opening.

Case study · Letterhead · Urbane Interiors

A stationery suite in five stocks

Folder, two-stock business cards, letterhead, notecard and lined envelope for an interiors studio. White foil on olive, black letterpress on cream, a botanical liner in the charcoal envelope.

Letterhead for Urbane Interiors with business card, olive-grey cotton, white foil stamping, 9 × 12 folder, kraft, business card, cream cotton, black letterpress, letterhead + notecard, cream cotton and a7 envelope, charcoal, printed liner.

FoilsWhite · P92 TechniquesLined Envelope, Hot Foil, White Foil, Letterpress StocksKraft natural 18pt, Hyacinth Cotton · 32pt InksPANTONE Process Black

Two rules

01White foil, not white ink. White hot foil: opaque, flat, one pass.
02Liner as the only pattern. Botanical pattern only inside the envelope, seen once on opening.

Close detail of the Urbane Interiors letterhead — 9 × 12 folder, kraft, Business card, olive-grey cotton, white foil, Business card, cream cotton, black letterpress, Letterhead + notecard, cream cotton, A7 envelope, charcoal, printed liner.

The finished Urbane Interiors letterhead shown in full — 9 × 12 folder, kraft, Business card, olive-grey cotton, white foil, Business card, cream cotton, black letterpress, Letterhead + notecard, cream cotton, A7 envelope, charcoal, printed liner.

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Same paper, foil and finish, locked in — nothing of Urbane Interiors's artwork comes with it.

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A stationery suite in five stocks

Two rules

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