Identity system
Wordmark, mark, type system, colour, motion. Designed for the long arc — restrained enough that it'll still feel right in 2040, distinctive enough that it doesn't look like every other VC.
Designed for fifteen years of compounding use — identity, design system, content infrastructure, and the website that ties it together.
Marble Capital was spinning out from a larger fund — three founding partners, a portfolio they'd build from zero. The identity, the product surface (deal-flow tooling, partner portal), and the public website all needed to ship together, in one coherent design language, before they raised their fund.
Most venture firms get an identity and a website, then bolt internal tools on later from off-the-shelf SaaS. Marble wanted the opposite: a system that scales from a sticker on a laptop through to internal LP-reporting dashboards, all designed once, all sharing the same primitives.
Wordmark, mark, type system, colour, motion. Designed for the long arc — restrained enough that it'll still feel right in 2040, distinctive enough that it doesn't look like every other VC.
Tokens, components, and a Storybook used by both the public site and the internal portal. Every primitive — buttons, tables, charts, doc-viewers — designed once, shipped twice.
A markdown-first publishing system for the public site (essays, portfolio updates, fund letters) and a structured CMS for internal docs. Same editor, different surfaces.
Marble launched the firm with a coherent surface — public site, deal portal, and internal docs all running on the system we shipped. Two years in, they've added portfolio dashboards and an LP letter pipeline without leaving the system.
We've added two new internal tools in the last six months. They both look like they were always part of the firm — because the system did the work.
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