Not a generational

wealth fund.

Not a generational

wealth fund.

Not a generational

wealth fund.

Family Office is a design firm creating brand identities, user interfaces, naming companies, and writing company-shifting strategy documents.

The team

The team

The team

(Founder)

(Founding Partner)

(Senior Designer)

Juan Pantoja

(Associate Designer)

Laia Torrent Frugis

(Design Apprentice)

Emma Buehrer

Read the letters.

Read the letters.

Read the letters.

The New Office

(December 31, 2023)

Six Months In

(June 1, 2024)

Things we create.

Things we create.

Things we create.

(Language)

(Design)

Naming

Brand Identity

Brand Strategy

Art Direction

Positioning

User Interface

Copywriting

Packaging

Diego by the windows.

Eliz at the table. “I Heart Laptop” sticker pictured.

Desks in the evening. Anglepoise Type 80 Desk Lamp.

Trang, Conner, Natalie, and Laia. Design review with our clients and friends at Breezi. Poster from Scheltens-Abbenes.

First day at the new office, in September 2024, before the rest of our desk chairs arrived.

The table. Lamp from Gantri, Issue 03 of Epoch Review, and a Herb Lubalin retrospective with the old L'eggs logo from 1969. (See our redesign of it here.)

Laia. Screen photoshopped for confidentiality.

Diego’s desk.

Acknowledgments

Acknowledgments

Acknowledgments

To mentors, firms we've collaborated with, our design interns over the years and freelancers who have been a part of the journey at one point or another.

Our past interns include: Bryce Carson who went on to work at Ogilvy, Porto Rocha, and now Koto Studio, Liv Beruti, our summer 2024 intern who is still in school at the Parsons School of Design, and her fellow classmate Dev Makker who went on to intern at Apple.

Freelance collaborators have been key in so many of our projects. They include one of our favorite designers on planet earth, Emily Nabnian, an Associate Creative Director at Gap, Brady Rish, a strategist and designer at Rand Corporation, Kekeli Sumah, and designers James Tupling and Matija Gabrilo.

Occasionally, we work alongside other firms and independent designers to service clients together. Among these so far have been Slow Rodeo, Cobbco, and Studio Freight.

I (Diego) would not be a designer if it wasn't for the good graces of Brian Collins of the eponymous firm, COLLINS. I was hired there as an 18-year-old high school dropout with zero design pedigree, an okay portfolio, and a dream. Both Brian and his co-founder, Leland Maschmeyer, have opened their minds to me for years in ways I will never be able to repay.

Many have said I am self-taught at design. This could not be further from the truth. Leo Porto, founder of 2023 Design Agency of the Year, Porto Rocha, was a Design Director at COLLINS when I first started, and he was the first person on the team to trust me with a project, and he taught me an immense amount in the time I spent working with him. Tom Wilder, Megan Bowker, Jump Jirakaweekul, and George and Dash Lavender were all key players in making me into a designer and strategist worth anything.

Courtney Shares, Rik Ito, and the late Vicki Lewis taught me corporate finance and the business side of running a high-powered agency, taking time out of their days to tutor me on rate cards, master services agreements, and agency finance.

After leaving COLLINS, I was hired by Kinney Lala who showed me how to work in-house and developed my voice as not only a young designer, but a leader. Not only did she empower me as a Senior Designer early in my career, but she has also vouched for me among clients, investors, and is now a partner, client, and friend.

As of this writing, we have been operating for a long time without ever having a public presence. That means we've grown to our current team of four by word of mouth alone. Among those who have sang our praises are the serial entrepreneur and founder of Nadia Partners, Aidan Kehoe, our client, friend, and now-collaborator Stephen Yaseen, venture investors Shoumik Dabir, Marthe Naudts, and Frazer Anderson. For every single intro you've sent and client you've recommended us to, thank you. I will never take those emails for granted.

Above all, we thank the clients. You know who you are. Great work doesn't get done without you. And the impact of our work doesn't happen unless you go and execute it. The respect and trust each you've afforded us cannot be measured. Thank you.

Our past interns include: Bryce Carson who went on to work at Ogilvy, Porto Rocha, and now Koto Studio, Liv Beruti, our summer 2024 intern who is still in school at the Parsons School of Design, and her fellow classmate Dev Makker who went on to intern at Apple.

Freelance collaborators have been key in so many of our projects. They include one of our favorite designers on planet earth, Emily Nabnian, an Associate Creative Director at Gap, Brady Rish, a strategist and designer at Rand Corporation, Kekeli Sumah, and designers James Tupling and Matija Gabrilo.

Occasionally, we work alongside other firms and independent designers to service clients together. Among these so far have been Slow Rodeo, Cobbco, and Studio Freight.

I (Diego) would not be a designer if it wasn't for the good graces of Brian Collins of the eponymous firm, COLLINS. I was hired there as an 18-year-old high school dropout with zero design pedigree, an okay portfolio, and a dream. Both Brian and his co-founder, Leland Maschmeyer, have opened their minds to me for years in ways I will never be able to repay.

Many have said I am self-taught at design. This could not be further from the truth. Leo Porto, founder of 2023 Design Agency of the Year, Porto Rocha, was a Design Director at COLLINS when I first started, and he was the first person on the team to trust me with a project, and he taught me an immense amount in the time I spent working with him. Tom Wilder, Megan Bowker, Jump Jirakaweekul, and George and Dash Lavender were all key players in making me into a designer and strategist worth anything.

Courtney Shares, Rik Ito, and the late Vicki Lewis taught me corporate finance and the business side of running a high-powered agency, taking time out of their days to tutor me on rate cards, master services agreements, and agency finance.

After leaving COLLINS, I was hired by Kinney Lala who showed me how to work in-house and developed my voice as not only a young designer, but a leader. Not only did she empower me as a Senior Designer early in my career, but she has also vouched for me among clients, investors, and is now a partner, client, and friend.

As of this writing, we have been operating for a long time without ever having a public presence. That means we've grown to our current team of four by word of mouth alone. Among those who have sang our praises are the serial entrepreneur and founder of Nadia Partners, Aidan Kehoe, our client, friend, and now-collaborator Stephen Yaseen, venture investors Shoumik Dabir, Marthe Naudts, and Frazer Anderson. For every single intro you've sent and client you've recommended us to, thank you. I will never take those emails for granted.

Above all, we thank the clients. You know who you are. Great work doesn't get done without you. And the impact of our work doesn't happen unless you go and execute it. The respect and trust each you've afforded us cannot be measured. Thank you.

The Office of Diego Segura LLC

d/b/a Family Office

401 Broadway Suite 910

New York, NY 10013

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The Office of Diego Segura LLC

d/b/a Family Office

401 Broadway Suite 910

New York, NY 10013

All rights reserved.

Copyright © 2024

Our events, including our annual tax day
party, are hosted under Terms-Eccles: