Graphéine supports brands that are keen to make design a driver of social and economic transformation, helping them meet the challenges of tomorrow.
We believe that a brand is a powerful tool for creating fresh narratives, uniting imaginations and shaping desirable futures.
A wave of modernity is sweeping over the visual identity of the town of Concarneau in Brittany. As a strategic lever, the new brand affirms the maritime character of the region while giving it a contemporary expression.
A contemporary visual identity, reflecting the spirit of the Carré de Baudouin.
Redesign of Caramba Culture Live’s identity: a vibrant graphic universe — typographic and colorful — celebrating the performing arts.
Naming and visual identity for Gallimard Jeunesse’s new “Young Adult” label.
Élégy explores teenage emotions through a poetic and mysterious graphic universe, somewhere between inner fire and magic potion.
Making brand design a driver of social and economic transformation to meet the challenges of tomorrow.
For 25 years, in Paris and Lyon, our designers—each with scintillating educational backgrounds, diverse professional paths, who share a common passion for imagery—are here to accompany you in creating the best brand strategies and designs.
Our goal is to make your brand visible, legible and desirable. To achieve this, we are eager to understand complexity, craft simple strategies and come up with original, agile and sustainable solutions.
SémioLogika, a new approach to semiological study in a series of lectures that will decipher contemporary advertising.
In La Survivance / The Temptation of the Gaze, François Chevret presents an in-depth interview with Graphéine. Jérémie Fesson and Mathias Rabiot trace the evolution of the collective into a committed brand design agency, guided by ethics, pedagogy, and brand strategy.
A design and sensory event focusing on tastes and colours, combining light, science, culinary design and literature, with Mathieu Hébert (optics researcher), Anaïs Silvestro (culinary design) and Emmanuelle Valli (semiologist).
Conference and round table discussion on the theme of simplicity in design.
Maison Nicolas has unveiled a new logo and identity, unfortunately without drawing on its rich graphic heritage.
The 1960s fought for peace; our generation is raising the symbol of Extinction Rebellion, committed to ending the extinction of the living.
How did the most politically charged and well-known symbol on earth become a commonplace fashion accessory?
