A selection of notes from clients who have worked with the studio on printed campaigns, visual identities and editorial systems. Each project was delivered with the same attention to typography, colour and production detail.
The new identity gave the shop a coherent presence across window displays, receipts and social media. The typographic system is easy for the staff to apply without a designer on hand.
Charte graphique, 2024The three silkscreen posters were spotted all over the neighbourhood. The geometric pattern tied the campaign together and the print quality held up well on rough walls.
Campagne d'affichage, 2023The kraft labels and custom plant illustrations matched the artisanal feel of the soap range. Retailers noticed the change and the new packaging sits naturally on the shelf.
Packaging artisanal, 2024A clear editorial layout for the mountain guide's seasonal programme. The serif headings and mustard accents give the brochure a calm, confident tone that fits the brand.
Système éditorial, 2023The signage system for the tea room is legible from the street and inside the space. The blue night panels with cream lettering feel warm without being loud.
Signalétique, 2024Short notes from recent collaborations. Each one describes a concrete outcome, not a promise.
The new visual identity gave the shop a clear presence. Customers now recognise the storefront from across the street, and the team finally has a consistent set of templates for posters and social posts.
The poster series arrived on time and printed cleanly. We hung them in about twenty local shops, and the festival felt more visible than in previous years. The geometric motif worked well at a distance.
The label system is easy to reuse for new soap batches. We change the plant illustration and the batch number, and it still looks like the same family. Retailers noticed the difference on the shelf.
We asked for a simple signage set for our community hall. The lettering is legible from the car park, and the colour palette matches the building. No confusion about room numbers anymore.
The editorial layout for our annual report made dense tables readable. The serif headings give it a calm tone, and the mustard accents tie the sections together. We will reuse the grid next year.