Marta Puchala is a designer working across editorial design, identity, and publishing. Her practice is grounded in the belief that design is not just a service, but a cultural and intellectual tool. She works closely with artists, architects, and institutions to develop clear, content-driven systems that translate complex ideas into visual form across both print and digital formats.

Her approach is structured, collaborative, and typographically focused. She values projects where form grows directly from content, and where design has the space to contribute critically, not just resolve.

Marta has worked with studios including Bob Design, Praline, Pentagram, and Wolf Ollins. After becoming a mother, she began rethinking the conditions for authorship and creative autonomy, and is now developing a more independent practice focused on cultural publishing, identity systems, and typographic experimentation.

She is currently based in the UK and open to collaborations internationally.