2025 brought with it something we’ve always valued but leaned into even more this year: clarity.

Clarity in our process, our partnerships, and in how we help brands define who they are and what they stand for, visually, strategically, and across every touchpoint.

This wasn’t a year of chasing more. It was a year of deepening, refining how we work, who we work with, and the kind of creative direction that leaves room for thought, detail, and longevity.

As we look back on 2025, we’re doing so with deep gratitude for the trust, the creative freedom, and the partnerships that made this year meaningful.

Kimberly Jones, *Founder and Creative Director*

Five Years of Print with HOBO

This fall marked the close of our five-year collaboration with HOBO, designing both their wholesale and consumer catalogs, a total of 18 thoughtfully executed pieces that helped evolve and elevate the brand season after season.

Each catalog was a sales tool, a brand extension, and a visual strategy in print. Our final catalog this fall was a bittersweet milestone, but we’re walking away proud of the consistent, design-forward storytelling we helped shape for a brand we deeply admire.

HOBO catalog covers designed by JonesHaus, highlighting 18 catalogs and five years of print and brand storytelling.

Designing Digital Spaces that Feel Personal and Purposeful

This year, we focused on building websites that feel less like portfolios and more like working tools with polish. Each website was custom-built around the personality, process, and audience of the client.

The Cottage Collection Tybee Island

A full brand and website build that captured the charm of two Jane Coslick-designed cottages. Owner Carrie Cook brought a beautiful vision to the table, and we brought it to life with intentional design, messaging, and photography by Robert D. Jones.

Lichty Building Group

We helped this Newnan-based builder redefine how they show up online with a Squarespace site that reflects the care and detail they bring to every remodel and custom build. Approachable, easy to navigate, and optimized for the real clients they serve every day.

Auld House Design

A new collaboration kicked off this year and will launch in 2026. We can’t wait to share more soon.

Each of these projects was a reminder that strategy and beauty are not separate goals; they’re parallel priorities. When they work together, your website becomes one of your most valuable assets.

Custom magazine design for The Palm Event and The Napa Event, combining editorial storytelling, sponsor features, and thoughtful print execution. Grateful to continue creating high-end print pieces that enhance the event experience.

Print that Performs and Belongs on a Coffee Table

Print was a major part of 2025. In addition to our catalog work, we continued our long-standing collaboration with The Palm Event and The Napa Event, designing two 120-page magazines that function as part editorial, part keepsake.

These are the kinds of pieces we love: design-forward, packed with story, and strategically produced to both impress sponsors and enhance the event experience.

From sponsor layouts to collector car features, these magazines prove that print, when done with intention, still belongs in the room.

Creative Community and Ongoing Collaboration

This year, we attended Après SCAD in Savannah, a multi-day event for alumni, creatives, and brand leaders. It was a chance to reconnect with peers, mentor up-and-coming talent, and be reminded why the creative community matters so much.

JonesHaus thrives because of the collaborators we trust and work with often:

Rob, whose photography brings light and story to every project.
Whitney of Words with Whitney, our go-to for SEO copy that never sounds like it.
Derek of The Dev Department, whose development expertise makes the design work the way it should.
Katie of KB Taylor Marketing, a strategic partner we collaborate with across multiple projects and clients, helping align marketing, messaging, and execution.

Good design is never created in isolation. We’re lucky to do it alongside people who care as much as we do.

The Studio, more Focused than Ever

This year, we clarified what we offer and how we work, because that clarity helps our clients move with more confidence, too.

We refined our three key service categories:

Rebrand – for brands ready for a full evolution
Redefine – for businesses who’ve grown and need their brand to catch up
Rethink – for fine-tuning what’s already in place

We continued working with long-standing clients in Atlanta while expanding our presence in Savannah, where JonesHaus is now proudly based. The duality keeps our work sharp and our perspective balanced with the creative energy of Atlanta and the thoughtful pace of Savannah, both influencing what we make.

Creative Projects Close to Home

Outside of client work, Kimberly made progress on restoring her 1920s Victorian home in Savannah, with fresh siding, porch repairs, and a new exterior in Sherwin-Williams Tinsmith with Pure White trim and a Sunny Side Up front door.

Like any good renovation, it’s a reminder that design takes time and that thoughtful transformation is always worth the effort.

Looking Toward 2026 at JonesHaus

The projects ahead are already shaping up to be some of our most strategic yet. We’re being selective about what we say yes to, because we believe in doing fewer things with more focus, more care, and more impact.

We’re not here to just make things look nice. We’re here to help thoughtful brands communicate clearly, connect more deeply, and show up with a kind of confidence that’s built, not borrowed.

Let’s Build Something with Real Substance

If you’re ready for a rebrand that reflects how far you’ve come, or a website that doesn’t just look better, but works harder, we’d love to talk.

JonesHaus combines refined visuals with clear strategy, so your brand has both beauty and backbone.

Let’s make your next move feel intentional, elevated, and entirely your own.

Reach out to JonesHaus and let’s build what’s next, together.