Vegamar Selección

Wine is grapevine and time. On the one hand, grapes grow and mature slowly; on the other, months of winemaking through a delicate craft give rise to a process that is inherently unpredictable. The idea behind the identity of Vegamar Selección—a dedicated space for tasting and purchasing select wines, cava, olive oil, and other Vegamar products—emerges from the combination of the vine leaf and the passage of time.

Vine leaves were collected and photographed as they began to dry and curl in on themselves, each one doing so in a unique way. This natural transformation mirrors the wine ageing process, which also contains an element of chance and an unpredictable beauty. The visual identity of the store is built around these images, treated in monochrome, and has been applied across gift packaging as well as wine, cava, and olive oil labels.

Natura Tez

Natura is a highly regarded cosmetics and fragrance manufacturer and a market leader in Brazil. The company is also strongly committed to social development, with a particular focus on the Amazon region and on improving the living conditions of local communities, while promoting the sustainability of its natural ecosystems.

Over the years, Natura has also become a benchmark for quality design, as evidenced by its impressive headquarters in São Paulo, its refined product design, and its creative communication campaigns. In this project, the brand sought a design that would communicate the simplicity of a line aimed at women looking for a practical, accessible, and uncomplicated product. At the same time, the brief specifically called for an organic, feminine, and contemporary feel.

Yon

Produced in different lengths, this sofa is the centrepiece of a collection—comprising a chaise longue, armchairs, and other pieces—designed for both domestic and commercial use. The armrests form part of the backrest and open outwards in a welcoming gesture. Square and rectangular cushions introduce colour compositions that contrast with the neutral upholstery background.

Papel Elefante

In 2000, an alternative cultural space was created in Valencia where painting, sculpture, design, photography, jazz, classical music concerts, and other disciplines coexisted. A place conceived to promote the latest cultural trends, it was named Color Elefante. To complement the gallery, the magazine Papel Elefante was launched, focusing on art, literature, and related fields.

Each issue of the magazine is designed by a different designer, and we were commissioned to develop issue no. 3. To give the publication a clear visual focus, we placed white text within dark grey rounded forms, creating a strong visual impact. This approach gives greater prominence to pages where text is the sole visual element, enabling it to hold its own alongside pages featuring paintings, drawings, or sculptures, which are inherently more visually expressive.

9.60

This is a mass-market range of men’s cosmetic products distributed exclusively through 1,500 stores of the Spanish supermarket chain Mercadona. The line is positioned around concepts such as fitness, sport, and physical exercise, and the packaging design reinforces these ideas.

The name alludes to the notion of a sporting record, while the packaging references the morphology of muscle. All 100 ml and 200 ml containers were designed with an ergonomic shape and manufactured in flexible plastic, making them highly resistant and easy to carry in a sports bag.

Tina

Tina responds to the contemporary concept of the bathroom, which has evolved from a purely functional space into one where we spend increasing amounts of time and where comfort, experience, and aesthetics play a central role. For this reason, Tina features a sensually rounded, comfortable, and evocative form, standing in deliberate contrast to the squared, straight-edged shapes currently prevalent.

It is made from mineral resin (Stonefeel®).