A drawer full of unused work
Two directions a client rejected turned into the first two kits. They sold out in a week, which was either a signal or a fluke.
A small studio, eleven designers, and a stubborn objection to how brand identity gets priced.
BrandShelf is a small studio in Copenhagen and a rotating bench of eleven designers who normally charge agency rates.
Everything on the shelf started as a real client direction that never shipped — refined, documented and made editable so it can go to work for someone else. That is why the kits do not look like templates: they were not drawn as templates.
An unlimited licence is good for us and bad for you. A mark that has sold ten thousand times is not an identity, it is a stock asset. So every kit retires at a fixed number of sales and leaves the shelf for good. Once a kit passes halfway through its run, the remaining count is shown on its product page.
Contributors take the larger share of every sale, for as long as the kit sells — not a one-off fee for handing over their work. It is the reason good designers keep sending us things.
How we got here
Two directions a client rejected turned into the first two kits. They sold out in a week, which was either a signal or a fluke.
We opened to other designers and set the split in their favour. Eleven of them are still with us.
We capped how many times a kit can sell. Revenue dipped for a quarter and never dipped again.
Bakeries, studios, one veterinary clinic and a surprising number of ceramicists.
Support
Support is staffed by the designers who made the kits, not a ticket queue that reads from a script. If something is wrong with a file, we fix the file.
Pick it up, put your name on it, and get back to the part of the business you actually wanted to do.
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