After 37 years on planet earth, Mirko Borsche founded his own space in Munich 2007 and named it aptly after himself. His practice comprises purely of freelance designers of which he cooks for on a daily basis – using freshly-grown vegetables grown on the studio terrace. Collectively, Mirko Borsche has an ecclectic range of work under it’s proverbial belt; covering publications, posters, typography, identity design and art direction for clients working in theatre, fashion and industrial design. An interesting mix – made moreso by the quality of execution and attention to craft in the output.

Mirko has come a long way since the studio’s inception, and in light of Unit Edition’s recently published interview with Experimental Jetset, the studio’s success as a business and popularity amongst both existing and potential clients correlates with the loose and relaxed, (albeit small) structure of the company. Furthermore championing the notion that in today’s creative, but economically climate-conscious industry, ‘size doesn’t matter.’