collaboration with Rafael Farias

For one of the first promotional catalogues for Belmacz we art-directed a photoshoot asking the model to react to invisible large pieces of Jewelry to be added in later on. The catalogue is produced in two colours whereby the red tone is overprinted with a glossy UV spot varnish.

Photography by: Holger Pooten

We designed this Bauhaus-inspired poster for the jewellery company Belmacz. The poster has angular creases which create an abstract shape when folded together. It was sent out in a custom made angular envelope. Photos by Ram Shergill.

In connection with this project we designed a new font called ‘Muggenburg Grotesk’, based on a historic typeface used on cinema posters.

→ Muggenburg Grotesk

For the furniture fair in Milan we produced a catalogue for Artek’s new ‘Objekt’ collection of simple everyday furniture. Most of the products were not in production at the time we designed the catalogue so we used computer renderings instead of photographs combined with simple line drawings. The catalogue cover is screen printed onto one-sided grey board.

In Milan Artek also launched its new ‘Projekt’ collection for which we designed a catalogue system that will later tie in with an interactive section on the Artek website. Users will be able to combine different parts of the furniture range online. The catalogue works as a ring binder and can be updated with loop stapled four-page sheets. Photo by Andy Barter.

Tom Dixon recently teamed with the traditional British upholstery company George Smith. For the catalogue we designed a customised 'sofa' version of Futura Maxi. The inside cover shows things that typically fall between sofa cushions (like hair pins, coins, keys, etc). These now get lost in the spine of the brochure.

Photography by: Henry Bourne
Styling by: Faye Toogood

→ Futura Maxi Sofa