Deelux: Rhode Island Graphic & Web Design

We're a Providence design studio creating custom solutions for web and print.

Freecell needed a website to promote ”LightHearted,” their winning entry in the Times Square Valentine competition. [Read more]

Ethelind Coblin Architect asked us to design a flexible website that would adapt to changing screen sizes. [Read more]

"Deelux's knack for visual quality has boosted our confidence in the public eye. It's been a pleasure to work with them!" - Jenna J., Rhode Island

Recycle-A-Bike wanted a simple, charming, and accessible website that could be easily maintained with WordPress. [Read more]

Boston-based photographer Jonathan Daisy needed a sophisticated website to promote his wedding portfolio. [Visit site]

"The blog looks great! I really, really appreciate all the care and attention to detail you've put into the site." - Gina H., Massachusetts

As a small business, we must engage in a certain amount of shameless self-promotion such as this clever mailer.

Santosha Yoga Studio needed a fresh look for their website that reflected their warm and inviting community. [Visit site]

"I am really happy with the website design. I feel like we finally have a vessel that matches the 'goodness' of what we do." - Peter S., Utah

We designed and developed this simple web application to calculate monthly student loan payments under IBR. [Visit site]

For CATA’s 15th anniversary, we were asked to create a 32-page booklet to be distributed at their annual gala. [Read more]

"I am so impressed...the website looks beautiful! And it's much easier to access all the important information." - Heather E., Rhode Island

CATA needed a tee shirt designed for their dance company’s debut performance at the International VSA Arts Festival.

Recycle-A-Bike wanted a fun way to thank its supporters, so we designed these note cards printed on recycled paper, of course!

"The new website has transformed my business. I have wait lists, and it has made registration fluid and efficient." - Dianne B., Washington

We created a game that pits vintage photographs against those enhanced by the iPhone app Instagram. [Visit site]

GroupVisual.io wanted a website that showcased visual case studies of past work, analytical articles, and external reviews. [Visit site]