Midnight Boheme

Based in the French Quarter of New Orleans, Midnight Boheme is a one-person creative studio run by designer Laura Kuhn. Operating as a solopreneur under the Midnight Boheme name, the business works with clients seeking handcrafted, original design work rather than template-based solutions, with New Orleans culture cited as a direct influence on the visual style produced. Past work has included a project for the National World War II Museum in New Orleans, for which the designer created a reimagined version of the board game Clue, styled as "Spies & Espionage." Services are organized into four areas: Brand Identity, covering logos, packaging, merchandise, and signage; Digital Design, covering websites, social media assets, and multimedia; Print Design, covering promotional materials, invitations, ads, and menus; and Creative Writing, offering freelance writing and poetry. Work is produced using professional design software and equipment, with print-ready files delivered on request. The studio positions each project as a potential portfolio piece, emphasizing original, handmade design over stock templates, while still drawing on stock photography and design resources as supplementary tools. The site also documents a defined design process and pricing approach, and includes reference material such as guides on logo design and menu design anatomy, reflecting a structured approach to client projects despite the small, single-designer team size.