ⓐ Sicky Magazine — An independent exclusive online platform-magazine which promotes art, fashion and photography with the best international talented designers, photographers and stylists around the world. The aim was to create a simple, strong, consistent and timeless logo that stood out in the editorial world. Also we worked with a combination of typography and white spaces to give photos the place they deserve. [...]
ⓑ Cúmulo — Is an Argentine production company dedicated to the curation, production and commercialization of contemporary author design. Working with designers from different countries including Argentina, Uruguay, Canada and Australia, Cúmulo is the ideal platform for customers to seek new pieces of design. We designed a visual world and created an art direction where their young, playful and colorful soul is reflected. [...]
ⓒ Mrs. Chandelier — Inspired by the launch of Mrs. Chandelier, we brought together a creative duo that was meant to be: Cúmulo + Delfina Carmona. Delfina is Photographer, Art Director and Content Creator from Buenos Aires well known for her eclectic compositions. Cúmulo is an Argentine production company with a playful identity that doesn’t take itself too seriously. The result is a carefully balanced editorial that maintains the true essence of the brand, achieving a piece that goes beyond a simple catalogue. [...]
ⓓ Ginger — A constant process in which hands, technique, nature and the beauty of imperfection intervenes through different materials. Ginger creates aesthetic handcrafted pieces and objects for everyday life. We created an elegant, yet distinctive brand identity and packaging solution that conveys the sensitivity, originality and quality of delicately crafted items. [...]
ⓔ Babel — Inspired by the Tower of Babel myth, this hotel-restaurant-bar calls upon the values of culture & diversity. The project brings together hospitality, design and savoir-fair celebrating the beauty of imperfection. Babel aims to create a warm, natural and minimalist environment focusing on the value of materials, flavors, and experiences. [...]
ⓕ Mísena — Celebrating self-expression, Misena’s collections are reduced to basic and unique femenine clothing pieces, being practically poetic and relevant for daily use. Timelessly, they exhibit a confident, distinctive and versatile attitude with elegant looks but above all relaxed, comfortable and easy to wear. [...]
ⓖ Toña — An invitation to be present by opening the senses and contemplating our sorrounding. Jennifer Okragly, the mind behind Toña, chooses handcrafts to return to her origins, positioning her pieces at the crossroads between art and design. Navigating through simple and organic shapes and textures, she thinks of objects that create timeless atmospheres. Our work conveyed the warmth and delicacy of Jennifer's work making the old new back again. [...]
ⓗ Mariana Pacho López — The new website for Mariana Pacho López, an Argentina-based photographer, who has been developing modern film photography since 2006. Mariana is always seeking for new challenges as she travels between America and Europe, and takes her individual approach to every fashion shooting she holds. The web works as a framework to show Mariana's trajectory. [...]
ⓘ “Vain trifles as they seem, clothes have, they say, more important offices than merely to keep us warm. They change our view of the world and the world's view of us.” - Virginia Woolf. Made in Buenos Aires, Vain Trifles creates aesthetic pieces of clothes, that transmit warmth. Pure cashmere sweaters with unique designs that, bridge the boundaries, between classic and contemporary. [...]
ⓙ The Juno Space — The inaugural site for Juno, a multidisciplinary studio based in Paris founded by Julia Nowodworski. Juno is a journey through the infinite possibilities of creativity. A sensitive and open gaze that seeks to integrate architecture, the direction of art and set design. As we developed the branding, we thought of a dynamic, colorful and playful identity that highlights the nature of the work that Juno carries out. [...]
