Rona Binay is an art director & graphic designer based in NYC with over 15 years of experience in branding and interactive design.

Since 2022, she has been art directing global campaigns, photoshoots, workshops, and experiences for Today at Apple, working alongside photographers, filmmakers, and illustrators to bring ideas from brief to final production.

ronabinay@gmail.com



Selected Projects

Apple
Medium.com
Prada Epicenter 
David Geffen Hall
Sotheby’s NY
1stDibs
Diner Milan
Arper: Sustainability
Office US Atlas

C&B Bakery
Arda Yeniay

the Brooklyn Rail
the New York Times
the Paris Review



Work Experience (2011—)
Apple (Currently)
Medium
2x4
Pentagram
Local Projects
Benjamin Critton, Colophon Foundry

Visiting Critic

SVA, Design Narratives: Point of View
Pratt, Senior Thesis
Pratt, Graphic Design Intensive II
Parsons, Core Typography
Parsons, Typography Lab
SVA, Information Graphics


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Prada Pre-Fall'19 Wallpaper




Role: Design Lead
Agency: 2x4

One of the most prominent architectural features of the Prada New York Epicenter is its unobstructed sixty-meter north wall, spanning a full city block. For Pre-Fall '19, the brief was to activate this massive surface with a design that captured the spirit of the season's collection.




Miuccia Prada's Pre-Fall '19 collection drew from Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, exploring themes of romance and fear through bold, unexpected juxtapositions. The wallpaper carries that same tension into the created landscape.



The final design was installed as a 60-meter wallpaper spanning the Epicenter's iconic north wall, one of the most visible surfaces in the store. Prada's team later extended the design's reach, rolling it out across global store locations and adapting it into animated versions for digital screens.
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