PALM & LOTUS—Brand & Web Studio
design that holds together.
Clear, structured design across brand, web, and communication—built to support how your business actually runs.
Palm & Lotus
what we do.
Palm & Lotus is a design studio focused on building cohesive systems across brand, web, and communication.
The work is grounded in structure, clarity, and usability—not just how things look, but how they function in real-world use.
From branding and websites to ongoing marketing support, every project is designed to work as part of a larger system.
How we think
more than just design
Strong design isn’t just visual—it’s structural.
It shapes how information is understood, how materials connect, and how a business presents itself over time.
The focus is on building systems that support clarity, consistency, and long-term use—so nothing feels disconnected or pieced together.

led by experience
anika—principal
Palm & Lotus is led by Anika Loewen, a senior designer and instructor with over 15 years of experience across corporate, nonprofit, and agency environments.
In addition to running the studio, Anika teaches design at MacEwan University, with a focus on typography, layout, and communication systems.
This combination of real-world and teaching experience brings a practical, structured approach to every project.
Word Wizard
stephanie—communications
Stephanie is here to support content development, messaging, and communication structure across projects, ensuring everything is clear, aligned, and easy to understand—both internally and for your audience.
Because we all need some help
elle—admin
Hailing from beautiful B.C., Elle helps to keep projects organized, timelines on track, and communication flowing. Elle supports the operational side of the studio, running things behind the scenes.
bringing the tail wags
sundae—
ins-paw-rator
Chief morale officer, professional napper, and occasional creative consultant.
Sundae supports the team through daily quality checks, strategic distractions, and an unwavering commitment to snack-based motivation.




