Visual identity and logotype design for Lila Porosa, a boutique flower shop in Zarautz, Basque Country, Spain, specializing in custom-made bouquets. Created by Mirats Estudio, the identity combines refined typography with organic symbolism to express the brand’s elegance and artisanal approach.

The logotype uses the Regular style of Fragment Glare, a modern high-contrast serif that combines clean, sculptural forms with a touch of elegance. Its distinctive style conveys a sense of both finesse and character, qualities that align with Lila Porosa’s identity. The typeface gives the brand a presence that is sophisticated yet accessible.

Editorial New is used or supporting typography. It’s a a serif with gentle nostalgic elements and a subtle editorial feel. Applied across secondary materials, it adds warmth and a hint of romanticism, enhancing the brand’s emotional tone while maintaining clarity.

The symbol, an abstract interpretation of floral forms, reinforces Lila Porosa’s deep connection to nature, while the typographic pairing enhances the balance between delicacy and distinction.

Amiti is a multidisciplinary creative agency defined by its dynamism and adaptability. We developed their corporate identity, web design, social media and stationery.

The visual identity conveys professionalism, trust and responsibility through a minimalist logo with a sans typography, designed to be versatile in digital and analogue media. The graphic proposal reinforces the flexibility of the agency with clean and functional elements.

The website, designed to offer an attractive and functional experience, combines a clean and modern design with intuitive navigation that facilitates access to the agency’s services and values. Usability is prioritized, with a clear structure that guides the user fluidly, while the visual design reinforces the brand identity through the coherent use of typography, colors and graphic elements.

The presence on social media maintains a coherent visual line that connects with its audience effectively, and the corporate stationery completes the identity with a professional and minimalist style, consolidating a solid and adaptable image.

Web portfolio designed to showcase the photographic work of Victor Zurbarán with a clean and minimalist aesthetic. The smooth and structured navigation allows for easy exploration of two main sections: personal projects and curated projects, offering an intuitive and direct experience.

The projects are displayed in two optimized grids: a horizontal scroll for curated projects, where each image can be zoomed in and credits are shown, and a compact grid for personal projects, allowing multiple images to be viewed at once and project information to be revealed based on user interest. The color palette, featuring shades of gray and yellow, adds warmth without losing clarity, aligning with the photographer’s visual identity.

ABC Diatype Light is used in all caps on the website as well as for the business cards.

Web design for Jazminos, a restaurant in Bilbao that celebrates the richness of Arab-Mediterranean cuisine through a concept that blends tradition and modernity.

The website, designed to offer an immersive and intuitive experience, combines a minimalist and modern design with interactive navigation that allows users to visually explore the dishes and beverages. Functionality has been prioritized with a clear structure that guides the user and highlights both the unique flavors and the values of Jazminos. The choice of colors and graphic elements adds warmth and elegance, reinforcing the welcoming atmosphere of the restaurant.

The main typeface is ABC Laica in roman and italic styles. It’s supported by Editorial New Italic and Suisse Int’l. The Arabic name features Simplified Arabic as included in Arial.

The result is a digital platform that strengthens Jazminos, highlighting its cultural roots and unique gastronomic concept.

The website comes in three languages. In addition to Spanish, there’s also a version in Basque …

… and a version in English.