Bento

A grid that still reads as a page.

Modular cards are useful. They become noise when every card is the same size and every size is a button. SayHi’s bento template lets projects, objects, and sentences share a surface.

Nia Voss

Identity, objects, and the rooms they occupy

Independent designer in Brooklyn. I make identities that can sit on a shelf as well as a screen — books, lamps, marks, and the paper they begin on.

Brooklyn

Studio Voss

A small practice. Brand worlds, objects, and the analog studies that keep both from going glossy.

Atelier Lumen

2025

Identity and a cloth-bound brand book for a lighting studio that still pours plaster in-house.

Civic Marks

2024

A poster series of rust, cream, and charcoal. No slogans. The shapes had to hold a wall on their own.

Lamp No. 4

2025

Bone glaze, olive foot, a shade that does not try to be a sculpture.

Color study, August

Start a projectOne new identity at a time.

Elsewhere

Who it is for

Designers, makers, and anyone whose work is a set of pieces. On a phone, small cards sit two across; large ones take the row. The layout is not a shrunk desktop.

What is a bento website?

A bento page uses a modular grid of cards — different sizes, one surface — rather than a long column of identical links. The name comes from a packed lunch: compartments, not a pile.

Is this a Bento.me clone?

No. SayHi is its own product. The bento template is one of eight layouts, and it is designed around your structured profile data, not a copy of another editor.

Remix the bento layout