Product Catalog 2026

Goal: Turn the previous years’ comprehensive catalogs into an overview of our biggest projects and most popular doors that customers can look at for inspiration and ideas instead of being bogged down by technical terms and endless measurements.

Social posts you just can’t look away from:

Prime Day - Stop Motion Ad

Problem: Come up with a scroll-stopping social ad that highlights how easy Amazon can make your Murphy Door dreams come true.

Idea: Stop motion/collage inspired video that pushes bounds of reality by focusing on craft.

Awkward Family Photos

Portraits are taken every year of each department to be placed within the company’s booth at the annual IBS conference. You can do anything with a little Photoshop.

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Loyalty Giftcards

Giftcards placed in gift boxes for customers that have already received their orders as a thank you gesture where they are encouraged to gift the cards to friends and family.

Hardware Box Redesign

Problem: Previous boxes were visually overloading with repetitive and irrelevant information. No clear visual hierarchy or direction.

Solution: Back to basics approach. Clear sense of branding that separates our kits from others on retailer shelves and doesn’t overwhelm customers receiving their boxes in the mail.

5 Star Review - Illustrated Door Animation

Problem: Share our best reviews to garner community trust and build confidence with potential customers.

Idea: Animate a door being drawn in to emphasize how customizable and “made to fit in your home” the doors really are. Illustrated on procreate. Used for paid and organic social.

Keep the Cowboy Alive

Shot on Sony A7

Creative Director/Photo + Video: Kenneth Merrill

Art Director/Photo: Stephanie Morales

Murphsgiving

Shot on Sony A7

Creative Director/Photo + Video: Kenneth Merrill

Art Director/Photo: Stephanie Morales