The studio was founded in 1995 by Dina Shoham, a graphic designer and artist. Shoham graduated from Bezalel Academy of Art and Design, Jerusalem, where she also served as a lecturer. The studio is based in Tel Aviv and serves public institutions, museums, and galleries, as well as private businesses, publishing houses, and websites. Dina has a deep knowledge of print as well as creative production and specializes in the synergy between the printed and digital worlds. She works closely with her clients to match this expertise with their visual goals.

When creating our award-winning designs,
we stay true to three main design and service philosophies:

The studio was founded in 1995 by Dina Shoham, a graphic designer and artist. Shoham graduated from Bezalel Academy of Art and Design, Jerusalem, where she also served as a lecturer. The studio is based in Tel Aviv and serves public institutions, museums, and galleries, as well as private businesses, publishing houses, and websites. Dina has a deep knowledge of print as well as creative production and specializes in the synergy between the printed and digital worlds. She works closely with her clients to match this expertise with their visual goals.

When creating our award-winning designs,
we stay true to three main design and service philosophies:

The studio was founded in 1995 by Dina Shoham, a graphic designer and artist. Shoham graduated from Bezalel Academy of Art and Design, Jerusalem, where she also served as a lecturer. The studio is based in Tel Aviv and serves public institutions, museums, and galleries, as well as private businesses, publishing houses, and websites. Dina has a deep knowledge of print as well as creative production and specializes in the synergy between the printed and digital worlds. She works closely with her clients to match this expertise with their visual goals.

When creating our award-winning designs,
we stay true to three main design and service philosophies:

The studio was founded in 1995 by Dina Shoham, a graphic designer and artist. Shoham graduated from Bezalel Academy of Art and Design, Jerusalem, where she also served as a lecturer. The studio is based in Tel Aviv and serves public institutions, museums, and galleries, as well as private businesses, publishing houses, and websites. Dina has a deep knowledge of print as well as creative production and specializes in the synergy between the printed and digital worlds. She works closely with her clients to match this expertise with their visual goals.

When creating our award-winning designs, we stay true to three main design and service philosophies:

Comprehensive Design from Concept to Product

Comprehensive Design from Concept to Product

Comprehensive Design from Concept to Product

Comprehensive Design
from Concept to Product

We work closely with the client throughout the creative process – from concept development and to the final product. Business branding, annual reviews, newspapers, publications, packaging design, websites, and presentations – All are given equal attention to detail.

We work closely with the client throughout the creative process – from concept development and to the final product. Business branding, annual reviews, newspapers, publications, packaging design, websites, and presentations – All are given equal attention to detail.

We work closely with the client throughout the creative process – from concept development and to the final product. Business branding, annual reviews, newspapers, publications, packaging design, websites, and presentations – All are given equal attention to detail.

We work closely with the client throughout the creative process – from concept development and to the final product. Business branding, annual reviews, newspapers, publications, packaging design, websites, and presentations – All are given equal attention to detail.

Quality Design in Every Project

Quality Design in Every Project

Quality Design in Every Project

Quality Design in Every Project

In a prize that was awarded to Dina Shoham by the Ministry of Education and Culture, the judges note, "Shoham creates a designed object that has almost sculptural qualities. The design speaks for itself. Every page in the publications she designs is a creation onto itself… Shoham is able to create innovative designs that maintain the unique voice of whomever she works with."

In a prize that was awarded to Dina Shoham by the Ministry of Education and Culture, the judges note, "Shoham creates a designed object that has almost sculptural qualities. The design speaks for itself. Every page in the publications she designs is a creation onto itself… Shoham is able to create innovative designs that maintain the unique voice of whomever she works with."

In a prize that was awarded to Dina Shoham by the Ministry of Education and Culture, the judges note, "Shoham creates a designed object that has almost sculptural qualities. The design speaks for itself. Every page in the publications she designs is a creation onto itself… Shoham is able to create innovative designs that maintain the unique voice of whomever she works with."

In a prize that was awarded to Dina Shoham by the Ministry of Education and Culture, the judges note, "Shoham creates a designed object that has almost sculptural qualities. The design speaks for itself. Every page in the publications she designs is a creation onto itself… Shoham is able to create innovative designs that maintain the unique voice of whomever she works with."

"The amazing book that summarizes my work looks itself like part of my architecture… it echoes the form, the color, and my visual philosophy." 
David Nofar, Architect

"The amazing book that summarizes my work looks itself like part of my architecture…
it echoes the form, the color, and my visual philosophy." 
David Nofar, Architect

"The amazing book that summarizes my work looks itself like part of my architecture… it echoes the form, the color, and my visual philosophy." 
David Nofar, Architect

"The amazing book that summarizes my work looks itself like part of my architecture… it echoes the form, the color, and my visual philosophy." 
______ David Nofar, Architect

Understanding the Client's Vision

Understanding the Client's Vision

Understanding the Client's Vision

Understanding the
Client's Vision

We serve the visual goals of our clients, whether it be for business, conceptual or educational purposes.
We act as a partner to your goals and help to conceptualize how they can be served by the visual medium.

We serve the visual goals of our clients, whether it be for business, conceptual or educational purposes.
We act as a partner to your goals and help to conceptualize how they can be served by the visual medium.

We serve the visual goals of our clients, whether it be for business, conceptual or educational purposes.
We act as a partner to your goals and help to conceptualize how they can be served by the visual medium.

We serve the visual goals of our clients, whether it be for business, conceptual or educational purposes.
We act as a partner to your goals and help to conceptualize how they can be served by the visual medium.

"Dina Shoham designed the adaptation of an international magazine, DOMUS to the Hebrew version. This work included translating a foreign visual language to a Hebrew specific visual language. This was done with the critical understanding that the Israeli reader is different from the European reader and that the design needs to reflect their different aesthetic preferences."
Giora Urian, Publisher

"Dina Shoham designed the adaptation of an international magazine, DOMUS to the Hebrew version. This work included translating a foreign visual language to a Hebrew specific visual language. This was done with the critical understanding that the Israeli reader is different from the European reader and that the design needs to reflect their different aesthetic preferences."
Giora Urian, Publisher

"Dina Shoham designed the adaptation of an international magazine, DOMUS to the Hebrew version. This work included translating a foreign visual language to a Hebrew specific visual language. This was done with the critical understanding that the Israeli reader is different from the European reader and that the design needs to reflect their different aesthetic preferences."
Giora Urian, Publisher

"Dina Shoham designed the adaptation of an international magazine, DOMUS to the Hebrew version. This work included translating a foreign visual language to
a Hebrew specific visual language.
This was done with the critical understanding that the Israeli reader is different from the European reader and that the design needs to reflect their different aesthetic preferences."
________ Giora Urian, Publisher