A different tree of knowledge
CARL is a playful yet elegant bookcase designed by MALVI in the form of an abstract tree whose branches are inclined at a 30° angle, to provide a comfortable and…
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Embryo Clinic by MALVI
Embryo Clinic is a hi-tech, in vitro fertilization (IVF) Unit in Thessaloniki, with a minimally subtle aesthetic and a pure, unique and pristine environment for its visitors and staff.
Packaging with a southern European feel
The main idea behind the packaging design of the Notio Premium Greek extra virgin olive oil was to make clear that it was produced by a company proud of its…
LineLight by chd design
The aim of this design was to produce an aesthetically pleasing and discreet lamp that would provide quality LED lighting for professional or domestic use.
Nutty Bunny by Sophia Georgopoulou
This project started off as a personal drama somewhere in the United States, but through the creativity and willingness of a mother and the help of designer Sophia Georgopoulou, it was…
Piraeus Bank by MNP
Retaining its name and distinctive yellow and blue colors, MNP redesigned the existing trireme of Piraeus bank’s logo in a more abstract way, using the three paddles to illustrate a continuous and…
The swapping bookshelf by Eleftherios Ambatzis and Irini-Aimilia Ioannidou
The swapping bookshelf is a public type of furniture, which can be used 24 hours a day, seven days a week, with no subscription or fee required.
Premium Greek wines re-designed by Kommigraphics
In this project, Kommigraphics studio re-designed all seven labels for the premium wines range of Glinavos Domaine; namely ‘Aspra Chomata’, ‘Vlachiko’, ‘Traminer’, ‘Primus Zitsa’, ‘Red Velvet’ and ‘Dryades’. The result…
Jukebox 2014 Calendar by Anagram Design
Using contemporary illustration and a colorized atmosphere, Anagram visualized twelve songs, one for every month of the year, aiming to bridge the gap between sound and image. Listen (watch) to…