Stoltze Design
Graphic design studio in Boston's Fort Point that handles identity, websites, publications and exhibition graphics for universities, museums and cultural venues.
Why choose Stoltze Design?
Trusted by Harvard University, MIT, Cornell University and other leading companies.
In short
Clif Stoltze's studio has worked from Boston's Fort Point for more than 30 years, and its roots in print still show: offset, digital and letterpress production are all handled in-house, alongside Drupal and WordPress sites built with long-term developer partners. Identity, editorial and exhibition graphics for schools, museums and theatres are its core, and it sits at #6 on our Boston list.
The Zeiterion, a 1923 theatre in New Bedford, got a new Z monogram, a colour system drawn from stage lighting and borders borrowed from vintage playbills, carried into print and a new website. For the Wadsworth, the oldest continually operating public art museum in the US, Stoltze extended a new identity across banners, exhibition graphics, advertising and the quarterly calendar. Ginkgo Bioworks' Grow magazine was redesigned for print, desktop and mobile.
Colleges, boarding schools, museums and performing-arts venues in New England get the most from it, especially when an identity has to hold up on a viewbook, a gallery wall and a website at once. Deerfield, Groton and St. Paul's all appear in the work. Teams that need a SaaS product, an app interface or heavy UX research should brief a product studio; that is not what Stoltze sells.
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FAQ
Where is Stoltze Design based?
Stoltze Design is based in Boston, MA.
What services does Stoltze Design offer?
Stoltze Design offers Brand Strategy, Visual Identity, Website Design, UX/UI, Publications & Editorial, Packaging, Signage & Wayfinding, Exhibitions.
Who has Stoltze Design worked with?
Clients include Harvard University, MIT, Cornell University, Boston Dynamics, Ginkgo Bioworks, General Catalyst, Monotype, Liberty Mutual, Boston College, Emerson College, The Wadsworth, The Zeiterion.
Who is Stoltze Design best for?
Colleges, schools, museums and performing-arts venues in New England that need an identity carried across print, web and the building itself.