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Edo

Edo was built on a simple belief: beautiful homes shouldn’t come with unbelievable price tags. In an industry where luxury often felt exclusive and affordable often meant compromising on design, Edo wanted to change the rules.

One that made home decor feel less intimidating, more personal and far more accessible. From brand communication and campaign development to digital content and store marketing, we brought Edo’s vision to life.

Woman floating above an Edo sofa against soft sculpted waves

The feeling of Sukoon.

The category was busy talking about dimensions, materials and prices. But people weren’t just buying furniture. They were buying the feeling it brought home. Because nobody falls in love with a sofa’s measurements.

Edo store front with an illuminated Edo sign Edo visiting cards
Edo fabric swatch cards on an ivory sofa Edo product tag on a caramel leather armchair

Edo is the standard.

From the first staircase a customer walked up to the store to the product tags they browsed, the QR codes they scanned and the final purchase they made, every touchpoint was Edo-standardized. One cohesive experience was the entire goal - to be unmistakably Edo.

Edo wooden emblem pattern
Edo logo
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Typography

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Winter Sunday script typeface sample
Edo website on a laptop: Luxury, Made Accessible

Homes made beautiful.

From the first discovery online to exploring products in-store and making the final purchase, we worked towards one cohesive experience that made choosing, coordinating and creating a home feel easier. Because Edo wasn't just selling individual pieces of furniture. It was helping people put an entire home together.

Edo 'Sophisticated Living' catalogue on a sage armchair Customer choosing fabric samples in an Edo showroom
Edo Homes Instagram profile, homesbyedo
Edo Instagram feed on a phone
Edo website on a tablet: Made for Urban Spaces

Omnichannel
Approach

We didn't stop at bucketing ideas into social media, digital marketing, or campaigns. We looked at the entire experience of discovering, entering and eventually bringing edo home.

Fabric printed with the Edo emblem Edo Spring Collection curtain catalogue on a sage chair
Hand resting on an Edo armchair Love where you live
Edo upholstered stool

The idea was simple: customers shouldn't have to piece together their homes across multiple brands, stores and experiences. Edo could bring it all together, with products that complement one another.

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Man relaxing in an Edo leather armchair

Made for modern, compact spaces.

We translated Edo’s product advantage into a customer-first story. Instead of simply showcasing furniture, we focused on how it fits into real homes, works with limited space and makes everyday living more comfortable.

Stacked Edo delivery boxes in a warehouse Edo bedside table with the emblem handle Edo emblem carved into live-edge wood
Edo delivery truck branded 'Luxury made accessible for Urban Spaces'
Edo pillar wrap: Designed to belong Edo pillar wrap: Love where you live Edo in-store arch displays Love where you live Brass armchair detail with the Edo emblem Cushion printed with the Edo emblem pattern
Night billboard: The feeling of Sukoon
Hand on a leather armchair

They fall in love with the comfort of sinking into it after a long day, the warmth it adds to a room, and the quiet of finally feeling at home. That truth became the heart of Edo’s brand story: the feeling of Sukoon.

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