Creative direction & project management · Raizy Rabin

Every big idea
deserves a great team.

Your business has value to offer. Thoughtful creativity helps people notice it, connect with your brand, and remember it.

Whether you’re launching a product, planning a promotion, or looking for a fresh way to engage your customers, Project House develops creative ideas around your business goals—and coordinates the people and details to make them happen. Bring an idea you’ve been sitting on, or let Project House help you find one.

Let’s make good things happen ↗
Idea→Plan→Reality
01 / How we help

Your creative partner.
From the first spark to the final detail.

Project House develops creative ideas and manages them from concept to completion.

Project House fits into your business where you need it. We work with your existing creatives, bring in additional specialists, or build a team around the project.

02 / Selected work

A few ideas
taken further.

Snack Stack card game for Bloom’s Kosher, showing the branded box and snack cards with brochos

Snack Stack! — Bloom’s Kosher

Project House turned Bloom’s familiar snacks into a new way to experience the brand: a card game that brings play and learning about brochos together. From developing the concept and games to directing the design, coordinating production, and ensuring quality, Project House brought all the pieces together.

White pharmacy bag with original medicine bottle artwork, botanical leaves, and Hebrew and English reminders of Hashem as the healer

A Moment of Healing

A pharmacy supply company wanted to bring awareness of Hashem into the moments people reach for medicine—a reminder of Who brings healing, and an invitation to pause in presence and prayer.

Project House translated that vision into pharmacy bag packaging with original, in-house artwork and bilingual wording. A ribbon wrapped around a medicine bottle gently reinterprets the familiar snake-and-staff symbol, while botanical leaves evoke Hashem’s creation and Divine providence. A thoughtful everyday touchpoint that connects physical care with spiritual awareness.

Baby looking at First Sights, a black-and-white accordion board book featuring Hebrew letters and Jewish imagery

First Sights

A baby's first introduction to the world of books. Rooted in Jewish wisdom and scientific research on infant visual development, this high-contrast accordion board book was thoughtfully designed to engage little eyes and growing minds. Project House brought the concept to life through research, original design, material sourcing, and print production—creating a meaningful first visual experience for babies.

03 / The process

Room for imagination.
A plan for everything else.

01 / DISCOVER

Start where you are.

Start with a conversation about your business, your audience, and what you want to achieve. Together, we establish the scope, budget, and timing.

02 / DEVELOP

Give it direction.

Explore creative possibilities and choose a direction with purpose—considering what serves your audience and reflects your business best.

03 / DELIVER

Bring it all together.

Project House manages suppliers, timelines, and approvals, keeping you informed and the details on track through completion.

04 / The person behind Project House

Creative thinking.
Practical follow-through.

Hi, I’m Raizy.

I’m the creative mind and project manager behind Project House. My background in art and design shapes how I see possibilities; my work in sourcing and project coordination helps me turn them into a clear path forward.

What draws me to a project is finding the detail that makes it feel unmistakably yours. I care about how it looks, how it works, and how people experience it—and I love helping you see it realized.

Let’s make good things happen ↗
05 / Client words

Good work.
Shared experiences.

Let’s make something happen

There’s gold in those ideas.

That brilliant idea that comes to you in the shower. The “wouldn’t it be cool if…” between meetings. The possibility you keep coming back to, but never have time to explore.

Bring the bits and pieces—or simply a desire to do something creative. Project House helps shape those possibilities into a project—and sees it through.