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Studio Editions - How We Communicate Releases & Availability

Studio Editions - How We Communicate Releases & Availability

Principles for communicating our Studio Editions line: what facts we publish, where to check availability, how reservation windows work, and why we choose a restrained cadence.

Context

Studio Editions are authorial objects produced in limited numbers with a priority on longevity, clarity, and an impeccable finish. The line extends our design‑leadership practice: fewer elements, higher standards, solutions that stand the test of time. Communication around releases follows the same principles: precise facts, clear production windows, and careful documentation.

What exactly we publish

  • Release fact sheet. The object, materials and finish; dimensions; method (casting / machining / hand finish); baseline care recommendations and conditions of use.
  • Availability. Batch status (in‑stock / made‑to‑order), indicative production and shipping lead times; how and when availability statuses are updated.
  • Authenticity. Authenticity markers, signature/marking and Certificate of Authenticity (CoA), where applicable.
  • Reservation policy. When reservation windows open, which actions are available (request, deposit), how we confirm and within what timeframes.

How to read updates in Announcements

Each release post is a navigator: a concise summary plus a link to the release page with full facts. We don’t use aggressive language or push to purchase. Our task is to provide clarity and calm-show the material, explain the design decision, mark the production window, and outline care. When a release is complete, the post remains as a point in the timeline. If a new edition of an object is produced later, it will be clearly labeled.

Why we keep a restrained cadence

Longevity takes time. We prefer to publish less-but only when the work is truly ready, not “approaching.” This rhythm preserves attention to detail and protects the studio’s focus. It also aligns with our collaboration formats-from discovery to a pilot artifact and scaling with clear standards and rights to solutions. A release is not the moment of selling-it is the moment of meaning: when the object and its context align and the standards are met.




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