Martha Harms is a Digital Designer – passionate about creating sustainable and purposeful design solutions that combine aesthetics, clarity, and long-term impact.

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Designer working across brand and product design with a strong sensitivity for materials, form, and atmosphere. With over seven years of experience, I create visual systems and design concepts that feel calm, intentional, and human. Growing up in a family of furniture craftsmen shaped my understanding of materiality, craftsmanship, and the care behind well-made objects – a perspective that continues to inform my work today. My background bridges brand design, digital experiences, and product-related thinking.

I enjoy translating tactile, Scandinavian sensibilities into structured visual identities, digital touchpoints, and concept-driven narratives that balance clarity with emotion. Currently, I’m expanding my practice through AI-assisted and generative design workflows to support faster iteration, material exploration, and early-stage concept development. Always interested in thoughtful design, craft-led brands, and interdisciplinary collaboration.

askDANTE – brand design

askDANTE is a time tracking tool that helps businesses manage working hours with clarity and efficiency. It combines intuitive tracking, smart planning features, and a structured overview of time data to support better decision-making and everyday workflows.

Isometric illustration of digital technology devices and graphical interfaces in yellow and white. Features include computer screens, a keyboard, a tablet, flowcharts, line graphs, and control panels.
Isometric illustration of digital technology devices and graphical interfaces in yellow and white. Features include computer screens, a keyboard, a tablet, flowcharts, line graphs, and control panels.

Stromtalente – brand illustrations

A bold isometric visual system that makes a complex recruiting process within the electrical industry easy to grasp. Monochrome design meets depth and clarity to guide the viewer through every step. Created to turn hiring into a clear and engaging experience.

Coca Cola – love can campaign

A bold typographic campaign for Coca-Cola that turned a simple can into a powerful statement – showing that love can achieve more than hate.

Close-up of a smartphone screen displaying the logo of Lenovo, surrounded by white balloons.
Close-up of a smartphone screen displaying the logo of Lenovo, surrounded by white balloons.

menoovo – brand design

A refined brand design that rethinks how guests interact with gastronomy. Smart digital touchpoints connect people, food, and recommendations in one seamless flow – so that dining becomes more intuitive, personal, and engaging.

Luna Éclat – brand design

A brand identity reimagining modern luxury through a timeless and elegant lens. Inspired by the moon’s ethereal beauty, the design combines clean lines, subtle symbolism and a soft, sophisticated palette. Every detail reflects a balance of femininity, quality and understated luxury.

RYDE – brand & app concept

Ryde is a community-driven cycling app that makes it easy to connect with riders nearby. Whether it’s a coffee ride or a Sunday sprint – Ryde helps you share the pace and flow as one.

plenty – brand & app concept

Plenty makes nature’s abundance visible by helping people discover and share fruit that would otherwise go to waste. A live map, community features and simple interactions connect people, promote sustainability and turn harvesting into a shared experience.

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Why I love what I do

Back in the days, we had this little table in our kitchen where I loved to draw and paint. When I was 6, I discovered the spirograph, fascinated by how complex shapes emerged from repeating something simple.

What stayed with me wasn’t just the patterns, but their imperfections. The slight shifts, the tiny irregularities – the things that made every result feel unique.

Today, the table is gone, but that mindset stayed. I bring that same thinking into my work: Embracing imperfection to create identity, character, and designs that don’t feel manufactured – but alive.