People over profit
Mashta is a multidisciplinary studio with a love of adventure and a passion for collaboration. We believe in empowering our clients through compelling branding and purposeful design.
Everyone at Mashta brings a unique background and multi-disciplinary skill set. In all of our work, we strive to be great listeners, active collaborators, and to thoroughly enjoy the journey.
The studio was established in Shenzhen, drawing upon over a decade of experience in various creative industries from various locations and circumstances. The studio was founded by two creative individuals whose paths crossed in Asia with a shared vision. Established in early 2020, amid the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, our team has since expanded globally, attracting other talented creatives to join our team. As a result, we are now acting on a global scale, with a fully remote workforce.
The two of us...
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Mila Lukic
founder & designer
Mila’s superpower is translating big ideas into functional and beautiful solutions. She has a wide background in Design, Interiors and architecture from a concept to finalisation. She has a strong ability to develop relationships with suppliers and clients. Mila had the opportunity to work with a variety of clients and projects of varying sizes, but she has a special interest in supporting smaller business and solo entrepreneurs who prioritise professional design strategy. She also has a tendency to turn her hobbies into side businesses.
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Alex Lukic
founder & designer
Alex has a background in graphic design and art direction. He has a solution-oriented approach to visual storytelling and helps bring ideas to life. Alex believes that brands are built around their core values and principles, and should be constantly evolving. By integrating a creative aesthetic with a deep understanding of the modern media landscape, Alex helps brands achieve cultural relevance and long-term growth. He believes that design should evoke emotions.