Our mission is to meaningfully impact the world through design. We do this by serving our clients, their customers, their employees, society, and the environment—leaving the world a better place than we found it. Sometimes our impact is transformative. Other times, it's about making someone's life a little easier or less stressful. We strive for every step, no matter how big or small, to be a step towards an Other Tomorrow that's better for everyone.
Other Tomorrow’s is a culture-first design studio. That’s because we believe designers create the most influential work in an environment where they are inspired, supported, and supplied with the right resources.
Complex challenges require creative solutions. So we find new paths forward, imagining our way through ambiguity and complexity. Embedded in our imaginative nature is optimism that tomorrow will be better than today—so we envision a better future and work hard to get there.
We do everything with a genuine interest in listening to and caring about our team, clients, customers, and employees. We are supporting, thoughtful, and trusting. We employ empathy as our foundation and reach out proactively when we exceed its limits.
Everything we do follows a rigorous human-centered approach—from initial strategy to execution. We dig deep to get meaningful insights, then lean into the details to ensure everything is considered (from desirability to operability).
When faced with challenges, we bring the energy, enthusiasm, and determination to find a way or make a way forward. Using an entrepreneurial mindset, we push ourselves and our work to achieve ambitious results that make a strong impact.
Solving complex problems requires a multidisciplinary approach. Our team brings a vast set of skills and areas of expertise to every challenge. We consider the problems of tomorrow from all angles to focus on the path toward defining a new vision.
Hannah believes great research = great design = great business. She is passionate about designing meaningful experiences and products based on understanding people and their needs. She holds a Master of Science in Engineering & Management at MIT, during which she focused her studies on human-centered design, design strategy, and entrepreneurship. Prior to MIT, Hannah was at the fashion brand MCM, where she designed products released in global markets and worked on everything from trend research to color mastering.
Hannah is often watching birds, movies, or rugby (she is from New Zealand, home to the world’s greatest rugby team).
Designing to improve pressure injury prevention in senior care through a machine vision system (Moshion)
Facilitating workshops for The Footwear Collective to move the footwear industry toward a circular future
Jen interconnects people and products, patterns and environments, the digital and physical, to create meaning and impact through story-based futurism. Previously, as Director of Innovation at EPAM Continuum, Jen partnered with category leaders like American Express to define new luxury, Fisher-Price to imagine the future of parenting, Medela to reinvent breastfeeding for millennials, and Google to craft neighborhoods built on contribution and culture. She translates the functional and emotional "why's" behind people's behaviors into vivid expressions of the products and services.
Jen holds global design awards and patents for visual communication, illustration, and industrial design. Jen attended the University of Cincinnati for industrial design.
Envisioning the future of connected homes
Reimagining the future of parenting as a multi-sensorial experience for Fisher Price
Redefining luxury for American Express
Kyle translates the evolving complexity of technology, human behavior, and culture into meaningful, context-specific experiences that are good for people. Previously, Kyle was a senior human-centered designer at Continuum, and has brought new brand experiences, digital services, and physical environments to life for organizations like Google, Ford, REI, and Southwest Airlines. He holds a Bachelor of Architecture and a degree in Social and Political History from Carnegie Mellon University.
Most days, you can find Kyle greeting the sun from his bike, getting stuck in an internet rabbit hole, or making pizza with his partner, Sarah.
Building an 8,000 sqft foam core airport to test the future airport experience for Southwest
Defining the future of adventure for Ford
Imagining a future where housing is a human right
Over the past two decades, Lee has directed service and experience design projects for leading organizations like Southwest Airlines, BBVA, Google, P&G, Nike, Eli Lilly, Hilton, Kaiser-Permanente, Chili's, Novartis, Jamba, and Lincoln Center that blur the boundaries between content and experience. Before founding Other Tomorrows, Lee was the VP of Design at EPAM Continuum, the Director of Environments at 2×4, and worked as a designer at IDEO and the Rockwell Group. When he's not in the studio, Lee can be found podcasting on Design Observer or in the classroom at Northeastern University, where he is the Professor of the Practice, Design teaching courses on design, strategy, and innovation.
If you stick around long enough, you'll catch Lee dancing, and everything will make sense.
Reimagining the experience for Medicare patients at Kaiser-Permanente
Designing a new restaurant experience for Chili's teammates and guests
Creating environmental branding for Diller Scofidio + Renfro's historic renovation of Lincoln Center
Ludo is an interdisciplinary designer with a passion for impeccable typography, a love for all things branding, and an interest in psychology. Ludo focuses on bridging the gap between the conceptual and the tangible. She is a big fan of design you can touch and strives to promote vulnerability through her work, whether publication design, branded experiences, or digital systems. She holds a BFA from Northeastern University and loves to take classes outside of work to expand her horizons (ask her about her month-long trip to Japan to learn woodworking). She has experience in the hospitality, e-commerce, robotics, fast food, and software industries and has led projects from packaging to UI/UX.
When not staring at a screen, Ludo enjoys making things with her hands—she’s an aspiring carpenter (and wants to build ~all~ of her furniture), a lover of linocuts, and an amateur bookmaker.
Publication design spreading awareness on mental health
Brand expansion for a climate-tech venture capital
María’s experience spans architecture, design research, UX, and system design. Her transdisciplinary background enables her to reimagine the interplay between physical and digital experiences, designing products, spaces, and systems that respond to human needs. Previously, she worked as an architect, designer, and UX researcher at Studio Gang, HFE, and Autodesk. She holds a Master of Science in Engineering & Management from MIT and a Bachelor + Master of Architecture from Politécnica de Madrid. She has immersed herself in learning human-centered design, manufacturing, entrepreneurship, and systems thinking to drive innovation from every angle.
In her free time, María loves making and breaking things, listening to podcasts while riding her bike, and making caffeinated creations.
Envisioning "The Next 150-Year Chair" at MIT (Emeco x MIT)
Prototyping a learning and innovation center at the American Museum of National History (Studio Gang x AMNH)
Reimagining a new soundtrack of the hybrid office (MIT x IBM Design)
Nicole is a multidisciplinary designer who advocates for sustainable, inclusive, purposeful product design, focusing on exceptional user experience & storytelling. She strives to make the world a better place for all people - particularly those who have been marginalized. Nicole has worked in various fields, including footwear & apparel, medical devices, sustainable packaging, luxury cosmetics, and concept design for film. Before joining Other Tomorrows, Nicole worked with NOBULL, ELEVEN, EPAM Continuum, and the Harvard Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering. She enjoys working at the intersection of design, strategy, and whitespace innovation.
Outside of design, Nicole is a former nationally ranked speed skater & Irish step dancer who loves reading, writing, learning languages, & being in the occasional movie.
Designing IOTA, an augmented training tool for elite speedskaters
Creating a smart epinephrine auto-injector and sensor system for the Wyss Institute and Project Abbie
Envisioning the future of the Old Corner Bookstore experience in Downtown Boston
Pat is the Director of Experience Design at Other Tomorrows. With a background that spans across brand and digital design, Pat partners with his clients to build out storytelling platforms that invite the customer to be part of the brand narrative, while blurring the lines between digital and physical experience. Pat has worked across industries for clients such as Google, Lululemon, Southwest Airlines, Epic Games, Chilis, and Vanguard.
When he isn't pushing pixels you can find Pat at the beach, surfing, or hiking with his partner Taryn and fur baby Winnie.
Samyuktha Sam is a designer and researcher who isn't fazed by complexity. She believes that much like energy cannot be created nor destroyed but only redistributed in different forms, design is a tool for the careful curation of how this complexity is managed and distributed. She holds a Master of Design Engineering from Brown University and the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD). Her work spans public health initiatives, having played a pivotal role in projects with UNICEF in Ghana and Poland, and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. Her expertise lies in synthesizing complex data and implementing strategies that enhance product and service outcomes.
Samyuktha enjoys finding patterns in unexpected places. Whether it's origami or crafting blackout poetry from discarded text, or uncovering the ubiquitous "rule of threes" in the world around her.
Designing an Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health Capacity Building (ASRH-CB) Program for UNICEF Ghana
Creating a system to extend the life of discarded biomedical plastic equipment at Brown University
Tim uses human insights to create brand experiences that are grounded in purpose, reach across touch-points, and connect customers and employees. Previously, he led EPAM Continuum's brand strategy and design team and worked in Landor's NYC-based brand experience team. Tim has built impactful experiences for clients such as Verizon, Barclays, Chili's, Hologic, Google, Barilla, Diageo, Hertz, Unilever, Dell, Hilton, and Southwest Airlines. His work has been internationally recognized, including an IDEA Gold and an SDN Best in Private Sector award for service design.
When not obsessing over brands, he is focused on being a home-chef, a photographer, a mentor to his team, an amateur woodworker, and a Lego builder with his two sons.
Redesigning the airport experience for Southwest Airlines
Leading EPAM Continuum’s Human-Centered Design curriculum development
Envisioning the future of lifestyle hotels with Canopy by Hilton
Joanna Luo
Laura Susana Tort Ayala
Michelle Tsay
Chiranit Prateepasen
Heather Offermann
Camila Gascon
Heather Nelson
Rashina Bhula
Marisa Bohlmann
Federica Bagini
Elisa di Nofa
Pete Strutt
Erica Liu
Adina Karp
Julian A. Escudero Geltman
Monique Fuchs
Davide Dawei Zhang
Aria Xiying Bao
Sophie Mondale
Sandra Hwang
Willy DeConto
Hannah Oh
Shipra Shah
Zoey Zhu
