DESIGNING ENVIRONMENTS THAT INVITE EXPLORATION
We’re passionate about crafting environments because it allows us to seek solutions in spatial dimensions. Our mission is to infuse vitality into the ordinary, transforming everyday spaces into extraordinary experiences. Whether you desire minimalist functionality or striking emotional impact, we’re here to turn your vision into reality with creativity and competence.
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Our expertise spans exhibitions, wayfinding, and environmental design. We collaborate with production experts and interior decorators to bring your ideas to life. Share your vision with us!
Feel free to discuss your ideas as soon as you're ready. Early involvement has often proven to add significant value to projects.
While having all materials is ideal, it's not always possible for larger projects. Sending us even some materials helps us consider text and design elements. We create a prototype based on this, serving as the foundation for the rest of the content.
For smooth cooperation, ensure that materials are as complete as possible before sending them. Consider using an editor and proofreader to correct errors before submission.
For printed designs, high-quality images and graphics are crucial. Aim for a resolution of 300 DPI or at least 200 DPI for optimal results.
APPROACH
Stages of the project
01Understanding
ANALYSIS AND STRATEGY
We begin with a comprehensive analysis and strategy to understand your goals and the spatial context.
CONCEPT CREATION
Our team conceptualizes innovative ideas that align with your vision, sparking the creative process.
02Creation
PROTOTYPE DESIGN
We create prototypes that lay the groundwork for the overall design, incorporating your vision and our creative insights.
GRAPHIC DESIGN
The graphic design phase brings the visual elements to life, enhancing the atmosphere and user experience.
03Realization
PRODUCTION PREPARATION
We prepare all the necessary elements for production, ensuring a seamless transition from design to reality.
DELIVERY
Your completed design is delivered, ready to transform your space into a captivating environment.
PROJECTS
Local Beauty. Tallinn Jewellery Factory
An exhibition of the beauty created by the Tallinn Jewellery Factory
The Estonian Museum of Applied Art and Design presents the exhibition ‘Local Beauty. Tallinn Jewelry Factory’, open from May to September 2023, celebrating the Tallinn Jewelry Factory founded in 1959 and its significant role in Estonian design history.
Our task was to create a visual identity, exhibition graphics, and marketing materials to characterize the exhibition and facilitate visitors’ navigation through hundreds of exhibits.
Tallinn Urban Space Festival 2023
"The Future is Today!"
Our cities should belong to people. Let them move on foot, by bike, by public transport, by special means or however they want. The main thing is that we should respect each other. Let’s take a step forward because the future is today and the future is inclusive public space. Tallinn Urban Space Festival was born out of the desire to share this view.
Future Forum 2021
Visual identity for the first-ever Ülemiste City Future Forum conference.
The visual concept is a metaphor for the central idea of the conference – to bring together different people and ideas that meet, unite, influence each other in an abstract visual form and whilst doing so create new changing and morphing patterns.
For us, Future Forum was an opportunity to experiment with the newly created Ülemiste City brand – to interpret it in a more playful way, create a unique visual language for the event and to put the brands brightest colours, which would otherwise be used as accents, in the centre of attention. To make it easier to navigate between the main event and the smaller satellites and to connect the forum visually, we used orange lighting and big F-letters to distinguish the areas.
Tallinn Cathedral School 700
An exhibition illustrating the story of Estonian education throughout the centuries.
The year 2019 marks the passing of 700 years since Tallinn Cathedral School was first mentioned in historical documents. As a celebration of this occasion an exhibition titled “Tallinn Cathedral School – the cornerstone of education in Estonia” was created.
The exposition was divided into three spaces and themes: school history, well-known alumni and related items/memorabilia and a more hands-on space, especially for a younger audience. The three very different rooms and theme approaches are united by a bright and active yellow color scheme that creates an unexpected and active environment. Black-and-white photos and a typographic structure are used for balancing the exhibition. Since the school was established in the Gothic era and the exhibition is also part of the celebration of Tallinn’s 800th anniversary, the Tallinn 800 typeface was selected for the title texts.
Anne Veski. A Pop Icon
Exhibition and advertising design for a music legend.
The main challenge in designing the exhibition was striking a balance between presenting the singer’s often colourful stage costumes and record designs from her golden ages without too much kitsch and paying homage to the still actively performing legend.
The exhibition space imposed some restrictions on the design. Anne Veski’s impressively long discography needed to be accommodated in narrow rooms with low ceilings so that the text would be legible and the costumes would have enough room to shine.