Pôme – Maison de coiffure is an independent hair salon located in Cesson-Sévigné, near Rennes, France.

The visual identity and art direction draw from a vintage inspiration, reinterpreted through a distinctly fashion-driven and contemporary lens.

The custom lettering is based on the Inglesa Caps typeface, revisited and redrawn exclusively for the salon’s signature to refine its proportions and character.

It is paired with Neue Helvetica, used as a functional typeface to bring clarity, neutrality, and balance to the overall graphic system.

The visual identity for Douce. was developed alongside a complete packaging range, designed to reflect the brand’s essence through a balance of aesthetics and functionality. From individual product packaging to the overall system, each element was carefully crafted to express simplicity, quality, and understated elegance, while graphic and material choices highlight the natural character of the products and reinforce Douce’s soft, minimal, and refined identity.

T̶r̶u̶s̶t̶ Grids starts from a simple observation: in every design practice, there is an invisible structure that shapes the way we create. This structure is never shown, yet it guides our decisions, brings coherence, and makes it possible to build something stable and reliable. It is a kind of shared mental grid, whether we are working with graphic design, 3D, objects, or space.

The project explores how this structure can be used as a solid framework for creation, but also how one can deliberately move away from it to invent something else, create surprise, or open up new directions. There is always a movement between following the structure and breaking free from it—between control and exploration.

T̶r̶u̶s̶t̶ Grids is not a fixed style. It is a way of thinking that can give rise to objects, merch, images, volumes, installations, or even events. The concept is open enough to embrace different mediums and expand into other disciplines. The structure remains invisible, but it is always there in the background, both as a point of support for creating and as a driving force for experimentation.

The project aims to reflect Pradenn’s collective energy through a simple and authentic visual identity inspired by rural craftsmanship. This includes the redesign of a clear, lively website, that aligns with the collective's image.

Pradenn defends a collective, artisanal approach to agriculture and food, through its farm, bakery and canteen. To convey these values, the graphic identity is based on strong, sensitive choices: linocut work evoking manual gestures and raw materials, and Compagnon typography, the central element of the project. With its frank, expressive design, it aptly embodies the authenticity, rural roots and human dimension that run through all of the collective’s activities.