[CLIENT]
Forme Studio is a design project built around the transformation of marble waste into essential objects, exploring the relationship between material, form, and process.
The brand operates at the intersection of craftsmanship and contemporary design, with a strong emphasis on sustainability and the intrinsic value of raw materials. Each piece is defined by its uniqueness — shaped by the natural qualities of the stone and refined through a controlled design process.
The work reflects a precise balance between imperfection and intention, where the material itself becomes the central element of the design language, rather than a surface to be decorated or concealed. Forme Studio's philosophy is rooted in the belief that what is often discarded holds the most honest form of beauty — a concept that informs every object, every decision, and every detail of the project.
[PROJECT]
The project focused on developing a visual identity capable of expressing the essential and material-driven nature of the brand.
The objective was to create a minimal and refined system that would not compete with the objects, but rather enhance their presence — letting the material speak without interference. A visual language was defined to maintain a careful balance between simplicity and character, keeping the material at the center of all communication.
The work included the design of editorial materials, photographic direction, and the development of the digital experience, each element conceived to reflect the brand's aesthetic values with precision and restraint.
The project was developed in collaboration with Brandblok Studio, ensuring a consistent and cohesive approach across all outputs — from identity to web, from photography to editorial design. The result is a quiet and precise identity, capable of communicating both the material quality and the conceptual depth of the project, without ever overpowering what it represents.