Meet Ida Fia,

Designer, story lover & amateur sourdough baker

From first-time authors to bestselling entrepreneurs, I've helped transform manuscripts into books people are proud to publish, share, and hold in their hands.

As my clients' businesses grew, so did the work we created together. Many needed more than a beautiful book. They needed a brand and website that reflected the same level of thought and care.

Today, I design books, brands, and websites with one goal in mind: creating thoughtful, strategic design that feels unmistakably like you.

my little home office

Most days, you'll find me tucked away in my little home office in the Swedish countryside, designing with a fresh cup of coffee nearby and cows grazing just outside my window.

When I'm not deep in a design project, I'm usually chasing golden hour with my camera, attempting to perfect my sourdough, painting, dreaming up future stories, or exploring new places with my little camper van, Pingu.

For over a decade, I've had the privilege of helping aspiring authors around the world bring their stories to life.

I’m here for the stories.
The dreams, and the people behind them.

I’m here for the stories. The dreams, and the people behind them.

THE HEART BEHIND MY WORK

A story someone has carried for years, a business they've poured themselves into, or an idea they're finally ready to share with the world.

Design isn't just about making something look beautiful. It's about creating something that feels unmistakably like you, builds trust with the right people, and gives you the confidence to put your work out into the world.

Every project begins with something far more important than design.

Every detail should have a purpose.

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People remember how you made them feel.

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Your work deserves to be taken seriously.

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Less clutter. More intention.

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Good design speaks before you do.

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Good design should feel timeless, not trendy.

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My beliefs

Back in 2013, I stumbled across the band NEEDTOBREATHE on Instagram. Inspired by their music, I turned one of their lyrics into a typographic design and shared it using the hashtag #needtobreathe.

A couple of months later, Seth, the band's bass player, reached out. He and his brother had written a charity book, were looking for someone to design it, and wondered if I'd be interested.

Of course I said yes. There was just one tiny problem: I had absolutely no idea how to design a book.

But I channeled the spirit of my childhood hero, Pippi Longstocking, who once said, "I've never tried that before, so I think I should definitely be able to do that."

The takeaway? Never underestimate the power of a hashtag, or the magic that can happen when you say yes to something new.

The months that followed were a whirlwind of learning, creativity, and collaboration. I had no idea how much went into designing a book, but I loved every second of it.

The book launched on March 4, 2014, with all proceeds supporting One World Health, a nonprofit providing healthcare in developing countries. Being part of a project with such a meaningful purpose made the experience even more special.

Since then, I've had the privilege of helping hundreds of authors bring their stories to life, working with clients around the world and forming friendships I never expected along the way. Looking back, it's hard to believe it all started with a single Instagram hashtag.