Thanks to the success of high-end, high-visibility, award-winning projects like Cortona at Forest Park, Balke Brown’s Residential Management division is flourishing. Looking to continue this growth, they turned to Atomicdust earlier this year to give the division its own identity.…
Any Westward-facing photograph of the Gateway Arch is likely to include a glimpse of Mansion House, a 1960s-era steel-and-glass residential tower among St. Louis’s first examples of International Style architecture. Mansion House was designed and built at the same time…
Since FLOAT STL opened in Midtown in 2015, right next door to Atomicdust, floating has gone from relatively obscure to nearly mainstream. They’ve benefited from its growing popularity, and opened a second location in Maryland Heights in November. With a…
If you’ve driven in the Central West End of St. Louis lately, you’ve probably noticed a lot of construction at the area’s hospitals and medical centers – and that includes changes coming to Washington University School of Medicine. From a…
As St. Louis creatives, we’re longtime fans of Cheree Berry and her team’s work. So imagine our delight when they turned to Atomicdust earlier this year for marketing help. Cheree Berry Paper is best known for their custom wedding invitations,…
There’s so much parity out there in the world. When a brand comes along that has something unique to sell, it’s a revelation. That’s exactly how Hair Saloon entered the market in 1999. Amidst the salon revival, men were being…
Stepping inside the doors of FLOAT in Midtown, you’ll find an experience unlike anything else in St. Louis. It’s an experience a lot of people aren’t familiar with. And it’s deeply unique for each individual. How do you begin to…
Last year, the team at Atomicdust was thrilled to rebrand and redesign Better Life’s packaging in time for the brand’s test run at Target. The redesign was well received on social media, but, of course, the proof is in the…
Early this summer, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Eastern Missouri came to us with an interesting challenge: They were opening a new event space atop their regional headquarters in St. Louis. And they needed a name and a website to…
The MX District looked to Atomicdust to design a series of banners that would welcome diners, shoppers and tourists alike, ushering in a new era for the historic commercial district. The area St. Louis now called the MX District is…
