DOOR,

Unlocking Building Intelligence.

DOOR,

Unlocking Building Intelligence.

Client,

DOOR

Client,
Marmalade

Role,

Creative Direction, Strategy, Branding, Product Design, Website

Role,
Creative Direction, Strategy, Branding

700% increase in website traffic following launch

700% increase in website traffic following launch

Design Director

Design Director

Scott Milton (Myself)

Scott Milton (Myself)

Studio

Studio

Josephmark

Josephmark

Designer

Designer

Mary Faber

Mary Faber

Jay van Deurse

Jay van Deurse

Animator

Animator

Grayson Huddart

Grayson Huddart

Involvement

Involvement

Visual Identity

Brand Strategy

Research

AI Image Direction

Brand Animation


Website Audit

Website Strategy

UX & Content Architecture

Interaction Design

Prototyping

Design System

Visual Identity

Brand Strategy

Research

AI Image Direction

Brand Animation


Website Audit

Website Strategy

UX & Content Architecture

Interaction Design

Prototyping

Design System

When Latch became DOOR, it marked a shift not just in name, but in ambition. The company was evolving from a single-product mindset into a full-stack platform shaping the emerging category of Building Intelligence. To support that transition, the brand needed to restore confidence, sharpen the story, and reflect the sophistication of a business now operating across hardware, software, and services.

At the centre of the transformation was a simple belief: smarter buildings should make life simpler. This idea anchored DOOR’s purpose, mission, and vision—framing a future where buildings think ahead, reduce friction, and quietly improve everyday life. It also unified its audiences, from owners focused on long-term performance to operators navigating daily complexity and partners seeking tools they can trust.

The identity system grew from a core insight: DOOR sits between access and privacy, trust and control. Expressed through three elemental shapes, the mark feels balanced and assured. A restrained palette, precise typography, frosted-glass photography, and modular graphic elements reinforce DOOR’s role as a calm, integrated operating layer. The result is a brand that feels effortless, dependable, and intentionally quiet—mirroring the experience DOOR creates in the buildings it supports.