Taller Marmo, founded by Riccardo Audisio and Yago Goicoechea in 2013, combines European and Middle Eastern styles to create timeless luxury fashion pieces. The brand focuses on craftsmanship and is known for its modern take on clean, relaxed cuts made from bold and empowering fabrics. We helped the brand in transitioning to an e-commerce platform to enhance its online presence. The redesigned website reflects the high-end experience with a minimalist design and high-quality images. The overall design is simple and user-friendly, focusing on straightforward typography, streamlined navigation, and a consistent colour scheme throughout. 

Live site https://tallermarmo.com/

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Creative direction: Alessandro Molent & The Barn
Web design: Alessandro Molent
Development: The Barn
Project manager: Racheal Karotkin & Anthea Bordier

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Commission is a bold and uncommon typeface inspired by 80s institutional design from the vintage “Taxi and Limousine” license. It features distinctive letters, sharp shapes, and high contrast, making it uniquely appealing.

Its standout characteristic is a fixed height: all letters fit within the cap height. This design solution was created to maximise space on license cards. With no ascenders or descenders, the Commission maintains a recognisable pure form. It is ideal for headlines that demand a strong presence and perform well in smaller text sizes.

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This exhibition book explores the visionary worlds of Swedish painter Hilma af Klint and Dutch painter Piet Mondrian. Forms of Life shares the desire that both artists had to explore the forces behind life on Earth. The book features Piet Mondrian's famous abstract works, his lesser-known floral paintings, and Hilma af Klint's enigmatic creations, where natural forms transition to abstraction.

The book's design enhances the reader's experience with the artwork of both artists on the front and back covers. Inside, the layout is simple, using contemporary typefaces that add warmth and dynamism. Bold colours divide the book's chapters, while full-page and grid-arranged gallery sections compare the two artists. Even though they never met, both developed unique art languages, and this approach emphasises how Klint and Mondrian influenced each other and explored similar themes in their art.

Art Direction: Astrid Stavro & Alessandro Molent
Design: Astrid Stavro & Alessandro Molent
Project Editor: Emilia Will

Map Studio is a creative agency that collaborates with high-profile clients like Cartier, Louis Vuitton, and Nanushka to create engaging and beautiful narratives. They are also the team behind INQUE, a new literary magazine, and PORT, a long-established lifestyle magazine.

We redesigned and migrated their previous website from a restricted to a more user-friendly platform. Our design emphasises simplicity, focusing on high-quality content to serve as a dynamic showcase of their projects. By enhancing user experience and visual appeal, we ensured the website effectively communicates Map Studio's brand story and creative process.

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Web Design: Alessandro Molent
Development: Noter Studio

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Great Women Painters offers a transformative look at the history of painting through the lens of women's works across nearly five centuries. Through over 300 artworks by artists from around the world—ranging from historical figures to emerging talents—this book presents a diverse and dynamic narrative of artistic achievement. With vivid reproductions and fresh scholarship, the survey enriches Phaidon's The Art Book series. It challenges traditional narratives, shedding light on newly recognised works and artists whose contributions redefine the landscape of art history, including figures like Hilma af Klint, Eileen Agar, Celily Brown, Elaine de Kooning, and many more.

To enhance the reader's experience, we chose textured canvas paper for the dust jacket and added embossed brushstroke finishes to evoke the tactile quality of the painting. Coupled with high-quality printing techniques, these design choices elevate the visual impact of the artworks, inviting a deeper appreciation of the unique styles and innovative approaches employed by these women artists throughout history.

Author: Alison M. Gingeras
Art direction: Astrid Stavro & Alessandro Molent
Design: Astrid Stavro & Alessandro Molent

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290 × 250 mm (11 3/8 × 9 7/8 in)
348 pp

Great Women Painters offers a fresh perspective on the history of painting by showcasing the works of women artists over nearly five centuries. Featuring more than 300 artworks from both historical and emerging talents, this book enriches Phaidon's "The Art Book" series. It challenges traditional narratives by highlighting newly recognised artists and their contributions, including notable figures such as Hilma af Klint, Eileen Agar, Cecily Brown, and Elaine de Kooning.

To enrich the reader's experience, we used canvas paper for the dust jacket and added embossed brushstroke finishes. These design choices, paired with high-quality printing, enhance the visual impact of the artworks and foster a deeper appreciation for the unique styles of women artists throughout history.


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RUS presents an innovative online presence that embodies minimalist elegance and high-quality aesthetics. Founded by two sisters, the brand caters to modern muses seeking timeless, rediscoverable pieces. The website features a clean, neutral colour palette with soft, natural tones inspired by nature and complemented by large images. The design emphasises fluidity and simplicity and offers responsive, versatile page layouts for user-friendly navigation.

The custom e-commerce platform seamlessly integrates an editorial approach that aligns with RUS's high-fashion image. This strategic launch follows a solid social media presence, reflecting RUS's commitment to quality and readiness for a new, growing global audience.

Live site https://rusthebrand.com/

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Creative Direction: The Barn
Art Direction: Audrey Messiaux
Web Design: Alessandro Molent, Audrey Messiaux
Project Manager: Giulia Oddi
Development: The Barn

RUS is a fashion brand founded by two sisters proposing long-lasting and high-quality pieces to inspire people to create and develop their dressing rituals by layering pieces in infinite ways and rediscovering them season after season. Taking inspiration from nature, RUS sees sustainability as an integral part of its core. The use of local production, sustainable yarns, low-waste knitting techniques, and their commitment to craftsmanship reflect their dedication to creating timeless and responsible pieces.


RUS wanted to elevate its online presence by moving to a more robust and scalable platform—a platform that could also reflect its brand. We migrated their website to Shopify, creating a seamless and flexible solution. Beyond functionality, we focused on creating a clean and dynamic design. The website reflects its vision and philosophy, with a flexible layout, natural colour, and images to emphasise the unique world of RUS.

The homepage features a simple layout with flexible blocks, creating a clean, editorial aesthetic that gives space to imagery.

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The page offers a dynamic layout that maintains the design approach while preserving a seamless shopping experience

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Musings highlight collaborations and the impact of the brand’s philosophy on people’s lives.

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My Kingdom by Txema Salvans offers a sharp, witty commentary on contemporary Spanish society. Combining black-and-white photos of ordinary beachgoers with political speeches from King Juan Carlos I, Salvans cleverly contrasts everyday leisure moments with the rhetoric of power. The images capture scenes of people napping, sunbathing, and playing while the king’s words speak of authority and democracy. This juxtaposition reveals a deeper look at the power and personal freedom dynamics, making it a thought-provoking exploration of human behaviour and control in modern Spain.

Creative direction: Atlas
Design: Atlas & Alessandro Molent

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