We design sets for podcasts, vodcasts, interviews, branded content and creator-led productions, turning brand identity into something that actually works on camera.

Sometimes that means developing the whole visual world from scratch. Sometimes it means taking an existing brand and working out how it should live physically within the frame, through colour, furniture, props, graphics and materials, rather than simply sticking a logo on the wall.

We look for the details that make a set recognisable. That might be a custom neon logo, branded carpet, upholstered furniture in campaign colours, mic cubes, printed graphics, bespoke props or a shelving system dressed specifically around the creators using it.

The aim is always to build enough brand language into the space that it still feels identifiable even when the logo is out of shot.

Our approach comes from design for film and television, where every object within the frame has a job to do. We bring that same attention to creator and short-form content, designing spaces that feel layered, camera-ready and specific rather than like a generic studio with some branding added afterwards.

Depending on the project, Small Set Co. can provide everything from an initial design consultation and visual concept through to sourcing, fabrication, prop styling, graphics, dressing and installation, bringing together the right art department and specialist makers for the scale of the brief.