One Morning is a modern mental health offering designed to support employees and reimagine what employee assistance programs can be. The identity strikes a balance between sophistication and approachability—built to resonate across generations.

Set in all lowercase, the logotype uses The Seasons, a refined serif with subtle humanist touches. Custom letterforms bring hidden meaning to life: a 1 is embedded in the stems of the n and m, while the g is simplified for a more grounded feel.

To complement the logo, the typographic system combines Items and Aeonik—each bringing distinct texture to the brand. Items, used for headlines, is a contemporary serif with crisp contrast and sharp detailing that brings an editorial edge and quiet confidence to the system. Aeonik, used for body copy and secondary headlines, is a geometric sans with just enough warmth in its curves to feel human without losing structure. Together, they create a dynamic and flexible system—balancing clarity with character, and structure with empathy.

Schick Toikka’s Scto Grotesk A in bold is used for all links and lists, with their Items typeface in light and light italic used for headings and body text. Pangram Pangram’s Playground is used as page titles that show on load and slowly fade out. Photography series use a mix of fonts to show the title of the works.

About the project, from developer Maël Ruffini:

The Jonathan Grado website brings to life the creative journey of photographer and artist Jonathan Grado, the third-generation leader of Brooklyn's renowned Grado Labs. Born and raised in Brooklyn, Jonathan has blended his family's legacy in audio innovation with his passion for multidisciplinary photography. The site features cinematic design that mirrors Jonathan's artistic vision, showcasing his work with brands like Pokémon and A24 Films.

Designed for flexibility, the website uses a modular layout. Smooth transitions immersive visuals guide users through Jonathan's portfolio, highlighting his attention to detail and creative storytelling.

We also integrated subtle text animations and gentle transitions throughout the site. These micro-interactions help guide visitors through the content without distracting from the images or the narrative.

The primary goal was to create a platform that would showcase Jonathan’s work as a photography portfolio, giving prominence to his images and narrative while allowing his work to speak for itself.

Principle design was done by Gaétan Pautler of Concrete Club.

Website and identity design for Tom Gould, a director from New Zealand, pairing all caps LL Riforma with Items Condensed.

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Branding, art direction, printed matter, website and online presence for Disco Wheel.

Disco Wheel is a transformative ceramic shop and workshop studio in Lisbon, Portugal, with an emphasis on the creative journey. Aimed at culturally curious and creative individuals, the workshops challenge you to use your hands to craft art on the wheel and experience a timeless moment with a curated playlist, scent and selection of natural wines or kombuchas. It opened in May 2024 at Rua De São Paulo 150, 1200-149 Lisboa.

Photography by Gonçalo Vilardebó.

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