Newell Brands is an American manufacturer, marketer and distributor of consumer and commercial products with a portfolio of brands that include well known brands such as Mr. Coffee, Sunbeam, Crock Pot, and Oster. Next Design worked closely with product managers to develop brand packaging, digital online, and web.

NEXT Design worked together with Grey Advertising New York, to create the "Lindt Chocolate Chef" campaign. Photographed on-site at the Lindt chocolate kitchens in Geneva, Switzerland, this campaign went on to be published worldwide on television. 

Vitali Skin Care advanced skin care formulas are hypo-allergenic, natural, organic and also contain a rarely found mineral - Copper Peptides. The formulas are the most powerful on the market, allowing deeper skin penetration to generate collagen and elastins, that neutralize wrinkle-causing free radicals. 

Carithers Flowers is one of the most trusted premier suppliers of flowers in the Atlanta market for over 50 years. NEXT Design Studio has created a rebranding program that includes a corporate video, print collateral and a refreshed website for their wedding services.

Unilever was founded in 1929 as a merger between a Dutch margarine producer called Unie and an English soap maker company called Lever Brothers. Next Design has worked on the OLA brand of ice cream products producing creative work in brand design, packaging, and digital banners for Magnum, Popsicle & Solero.

The Boca Raton Resort & Club first opened its doors to guests in February 1926. A Waldorf Astoria Hotel features amenities including two 18-hole golf courses, tennis courts, seven swimming pools and spas, four restaurants and bars and a full-service 32-slip marina. 

Working directly with Home Depot's Brand Strategy division, Next Design helped to create new retail product-line brand launches: Naming, branding, logo design, packaging, product launch materials, in-store signage, including planograms, bay design, and instructional video. Glacier Bay, Hampton Bay, and Husky. 

Gary Adams founded TaylorMade in 1979, in McHenry, Illinois.

His newly invented metalwood driver dominated the golf market,

and would go on to be the number one selling golf club. In 2005, 

Next Design worked closely with the brand managers.