We are care about our clients reaching their goals just as much as they do—that’s what keeps them coming back to us again and again. We work with visionaries in education, creativity, health, science, and technology who are looking for the highest quality design to support their critical missions.
Studio Rainwater is an award-winning creative agency based in New England.
Before founding the agency in 2010, Sarah Rainwater was a designer and art director in New York and Los Angeles where she worked on projects for the Guggenheim Museum, Sony, Four Seasons, Paramount Pictures, Time Warner, Reebok, and Honda among many others. Her background in fine art and extensive experience creating successful brands gives her a deep understanding of how art, technology, and design can forge meaningful human connections.
If you’re passionate about accomplishing big goals, solving difficult challenges, and doing work that matters, a strong creative strategy will help you make a difference.
Partnering with us ensures that your brand will be exciting, cohesive, and engaging across all platforms. From logos to websites to interiors to campaigns, we are devoted to producing results that make the greatest possible impact on your audience.
If you’re passionate about accomplishing big goals, solving difficult challenges, and doing work that matters, a strong creative strategy will help you make a difference.
Partnering with us ensures that your brand will be exciting, cohesive, and engaging across all platforms. From logos to websites to interiors to campaigns, we are devoted to producing results that make the greatest possible impact on your audience.
Before founding the agency in 2010, Sarah Rainwater was a designer and art director in New York and Los Angeles where she worked on projects for the Guggenheim Museum, Sony, Four Seasons, Paramount Pictures, Time Warner, Reebok, and Honda among many others. Her background in fine art and extensive experience creating successful brands gives her a deep understanding of how art, technology, and design can forge meaningful human connections.