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At last the unveiling of the first label design. Nice. I have one for you to hold in your hands. We made a Craft Tea Label inspired by Jamaican Dance Hall posters. First off. Ellis island family tee. Im trying to adjust to the name change. Theres more. Theres more . Yes, there is more. The same message but a very different look. I want to introduce you to the Black Star Line of iced tea. Its inspired by the golden age of travel. So now what weve done is created that same concept, that refreshing, relaxing, taking you on a jury tea. If i had to make a decision, i would definitely go with this o...

Vintage shop of flea market. >> you're working with this pair dock of how do we give a space a feeling of permanence while impe it needs to grow with a company. that trance yans is a difficult thing to accomplish. we use greenhouses so you don't have to use a architect to get a concerns room up because you may not be there in six month and why waste so much time when you can disassemble something and bring it with you? >> it's something people notice. we named them halo, video phone, and run the world after beyonce's bons. >> the post-it wall where people write notes and put it onto congratula...

Every space i think is an amazing sort of asset or design asset to draw from. and so adding something like a plant wall is not terribly expensive. we're trying to design solutions that gives the maximum effect for the minimum spend. >> the wall is made out of found objects like a suit case, we use round apple baskets as well. these are vintage wine crates, there's around 20 to $60. you can find them at a vintage shop or a flea market. it's a cute way to show off snacks or product without it being a plain ikea shelf. >> i think you are working in this paradox of how do we give a space a feeling...

Amazing sort of asset or design asset to draw from. so adding a plant wall is not terribly expensive. i mean, we're trying to design solutions that give the maximum effect for the minimum spend. >> these are snack walls. it is made out of found objects, like a suitcase. we have used round apple baskets as well. these are vintage wine crates, around $20 to $60. you can find them in a vintage market and it's a cute way to show of your snacks or food product without it being a plain ikea shelf. >> i think you're working within sort of this paradox of how do we give a space a feeling of permanence...