

PERNOD RICARD
Our partnership with HexClad goes beyond the kitchen—creating premium aprons crafted from recycled plastics. Thoughtfully designed for chefs, makers, and creators, these aprons combine style, durability, and environmental responsibility. By repurposing discarded plastics into high-quality, functional wear, we’re redefining sustainability in kitchen essentials.
Every stitch is a testament to innovation, ensuring comfort and performance without compromising our planet. With this collaboration, we aim to deliver not just an apron, but a story of conscious craftsmanship, reinforcing NNOVATE’s commitment to eco-friendly, forward-thinking design. Stay tuned as we transform recycled materials into timeless, elevated essentials.
is a vibrant, multi-sensory event that celebrates the best of Asian culture through food, music, and art. Set in an immersive festival environment, the night market showcases the richness and diversity of Asian street food, highlighting both traditional dishes and contemporary flavors from around the world. Attendees get to experience live performances by popular artists, interactive art installations, and an array of food vendors, creating a one-of-a-kind fusion of music and culinary delight.
NNOVATE Studios had the privilege of designing a ramen stand for A-SHA, a celebrated brand known for its high-quality Taiwanese noodles. The A-SHA stand was crafted to capture the lively essence of the night market, featuring bold visual elements that reflect the brand's authentic and innovative spirit. Our design focused on creating a standout experience, inviting guests to immerse themselves in the world of A-SHA through a visually compelling and accessible setup that draws crowds and enhances the market's vibrant energy.
The A-SHA ramen stand at the 88rising Night Market became a hub for festival-goers, blending effortlessly with the event’s unique vibe while offering a memorable taste of Asian street food culture.
Creative Direction, Brand Identity, Print & Digital Design, Photography
David Appel
Art Lebedev
Kanisha Daily
Chris Apodaca
Max Crever