May’s collaborations centered on creating unique new materials for 3 local brands – helping them create content that clearly communicates who they are and what they offer.
We partnered with The Best Detailing Products, Mommapothacary, and House & Hazel to produce weekly imagery and short-form video focused on showcasing their products and brand identity. Each piece was designed to be versatile, consistent, and highly usable – supporting ongoing visibility and connection rather than a single moment or post.
The Best Detailing Products
The Best Detailing Products is a trusted source for high-performance car care – serving both dedicated enthusiasts and professional detailers with products that deliver reliable, professional-level results. Rooted in expertise and education, the brand emphasizes quality, clarity, and confidence at every step of the detailing process.
Our collaboration focused on creating clean, purposeful imagery and short-form video that highlights both product performance and real-world usability. We leaned into crisp detail, satisfying process moments, and straightforward visual storytelling – showing not just the products themselves, but how they work in practice.
The result is a cohesive, evergreen content library that supports consistent communication across platforms, helping The Best Detailing Products show up with authority, clarity, and a strong connection to their audience.
Emily’s Bakery
Emily’s Bakery is a local bakery known for its thoughtfully crafted breads and traditional baked goods, with a particular focus on beautifully made challah and babka. Rooted in classic baking traditions, the bakery brings warmth and care to each loaf – creating products that feel both comforting and special, whether shared at the table with family or enjoyed as a simple treat.
Our collaboration focused on creating imagery and short-form video that highlights the rich textures, braids, and layers that make these baked goods so distinctive. From detailed product shots of golden challah loaves and swirled babka to simple, inviting moments featuring delicate rolled cookies, the content captures the craftsmanship and warmth behind Emily’s baking.
The resulting visual library provides a collection of versatile, evergreen assets – supporting consistent storytelling and helping the bakery showcase its products and connect with its community across social platforms.
House & Hazel
House & Hazel is a thoughtfully curated destination in Maple Valley, blending interior design, a bar and lunch restaurant, a boutique home goods shop, and a platform that supports multiple small local businesses. Every corner reflects intentionality, elevated style, and a commitment to community – making the space both inspiring and welcoming.
Our collaboration focused on capturing the breadth of House & Hazel’s offerings through imagery and short-form video that celebrates the brand’s layered personality. From curated home essentials and lifestyle moments in the store, to vibrant shots of the restaurant and bar experience, and the many small businesses they support, the content highlights both detail and atmosphere.
The resulting visual library provides versatile, cohesive content that tells a holistic story – helping House & Hazel show up consistently across platforms while reflecting their unique vision, supporting local makers, and connecting meaningfully with their audience.
Videos
With every collaboration, we intentionally include short-form video to help brands connect with a wider range of audiences across social media. Video allows us to capture movement, texture, and atmosphere in a way that still imagery can’t—bringing products and spaces to life in a more immersive, engaging format.
These videos are designed to perform across multiple platforms, making them easy to share on Instagram Reels, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts. By creating platform-ready content, we help brands extend the reach of each collaboration, meet audiences where they already are, and build consistency across channels—all while staying true to the brand’s visual identity.