Objects of Comfort


    Brand copywriting
    Market research


Objects of Comfort is a modern lifestyle brand built around the idea of home as a place of calm and restoration. For their launch, I was commissioned to create website copy that captured this ethos—developing language for key pages that welcomed visitors into the brand’s world.

Strategy

Objects of Comfort (OOC) was positioned as a destination for thoughtfully curated home goods designed to resonate with millennials, particularly first-time homeowners seeking both comfort and style. The brand planned to debut with a signature bedsheet collection, with plans to expand into complementary categories such as essential oils, candles, and loungewear.

My approach was to establish a brand voice that balanced serenity and modernity with warmth and refinement. The tone was designed to evoke a sense of homeliness while maintaining a design-forward edge.

This elevated yet approachable voice was crafted to appeal to an audience with strong aesthetic sensibilities—people who value well-crafted objects and care about building intentional, inviting spaces.

Discovery 

To write in a way that felt true to the brand, I began by asking the founder a series of discovery questions. These helped surface the values, motivations, and vision behind OOC. An excerpt of the questions included:

○ Why did you start OOC?
○ What was the moment or period when the idea first took shape?
○ Why choose to launch now?
○ Imagine you’re catching up with a friend you haven’t seen in six months. How would you tell them about starting this new brand? Brain dump welcome.
○ Whose homes would you most love to see OOC in? Name three people.


Deliverables

Key website pages for the brand’s launch:

○ Our Story
○ Inspiration
○ Materials


(Snippet of the Materials page.)
 

Approach

○ Wrote copy with the page design in mind, considering image placement, and provided multiple versions with varying paragraph lengths. ︎︎︎


(Multiple versions depending on final design.)

○ Focused on creating a mood and tone, rather than delving deeply into the founder’s personal story, per the founder’s preference.

○ Incorporated headers where appropriate to improve readability and guide the reader through the content.