Nask

Nask

When pondering the dynamics of small versus large design studios, the question of size often becomes a pivotal point of discussion. Does the size of a studio impact its ability to innovate, deliver quality work, and thrive in a competitive market?

How do you refresh the identity of an architecture firm with a legacy as strong as its structures? That was the question behind the redesign of Lin Robbe Seiler.

We’re proud to unveil our new website and refined identity—a fresh chapter for Nask Studio, where design meets clarity, purpose, and long-term vision.

Since 2019, Nask Studio has crafted Triumph International’s Global Brand Lookbooks and BTL assets with a refined, multicultural, and gender-conscious approach.

How do you turn an artisanal gelato brand into an everyday treat with a touch of sophistication? We rebranded Gelatomania with a refined strategy and visual identity—blending quality, charm, and a sense of local, responsible craftsmanship into a cohesive and inviting experience.

Tangier has always been a city of intersections—between continents, between histories, between visions of the world. It is in this spirit that we are proud to announce our latest collaboration: the complete revitalization of the visual identity of the Cinémathèque de Tanger, North Africa’s first art house cinema and film archive.

We were honored with the Swiss Most Beautiful Books prize for the design of STATE FICTION, a book by Denise Bertschi that explores the visual and political constructs of Swiss neutrality through archival imagery and critical essays on the Korean Demilitarized Zone.

B29 Architecture Studio is an architecture and design studio with an international reach. Nask Studio had the honor of redesigning their global branding, along with all print and digital tools.

For JB Books & Projects, a global non-profit championing the photographic arts through exhibitions and publications, we created a visual identity that reflects its curatorial vision—clean, bold, and rooted in the language of contemporary photography.

We’ve been commissioned to create Casual Pleasure, a limited-edition series of A1 silkscreen posters for Gelatomania, blending vintage-inspired imagery with contemporary design to reflect the brand’s artisanal character and eco-conscious values.

The exhibition catalogue for the Photography Triennial 50JPG 2019, titled Osmoscosmos, was designed by Nask Studio and edited by Editions Centre de la Photographie. This catalogue was featured in the prestigious Tokyo TDC Exhibition 2020 at the Ginza Graphic Gallery (ggg).

Through a sharp and contemporary identity, Nask Studio reinforced Studio Alberto Figuccio’s expertise in shaping sustainable cities and groundbreaking architecture

A sophisticated global campaign for Triumph Lingerie, created for the Asian market and shot in the quiet heat of Grândola, Portugal. Featuring Japanese star Rina Fukushi, the production brought together cultures, time zones, and creative visions—proof that crafting intimacy at a global scale is as much about precision as it is about feeling.

Our team joined forces with artist Jacques Berthet and Éditions Centre de la Photographie Genève to bring Rumeur sur la ville to life—an artist book that weaves together editorial design, art direction, and graphic nuance to echo the quiet intensity of Berthet’s urban landscapes.

Our team set out to prove that financial services can express emotion and embody a clear aesthetic. For Uniq Capital, we developed a full brand identity—blending strategic precision with a refined visual language that brings clarity, coherence, and quiet confidence to a global presence.

For Art Basel Miami, we are proud to present Shapes, Rhythm, Abstraction, an artist book by Paul Clemence, commissioned by Swiss Tourism. This 64-page catalogue captures the essence of Swiss cultural heritage through clean lines and visual rhythm, reflecting the country's architectural artistry.

How has Italy’s rich cultural heritage and modern innovation propelled it back to the forefront of global design, art, architecture, and lifestyle? In this new decade, Italian creativity is more influential than ever—here’s why it continues to shape the world.

Merging aesthetics with purpose, Nask Studio designed Biogrove’s brand identity to reflect its exceptional quality, environmental responsibility, and social impact.

Insert Coins, a 96-page art book by Swiss artist Christian Lutz, was crafted with editorial direction led by Nadja Zimmermann. Designed to mirror the dazzling allure and stark realities of Las Vegas, the book offers a compelling visual journey and was published by André Frère Éditions

How do you mark 70 years of ceramic tradition with a visual language that feels timeless and new? For the International Academy of Ceramics, we crafted an identity that merges heritage with the art of now.

In a world captivated by artificial intelligence, it’s easy to imagine machines taking over creativity. However, with over two decades in creative management and brand strategy, I firmly believe that despite AI’s rapid advancements, it cannot yet replace the nuanced artistry of human designers and creative directors.

Since 2013, we’ve designed over 40 exhibition posters for the Centre de la Photographie Genève, each reflecting its spirit of activism, experimentation, and bold visual expression.

For Explosion of Memories, Maya Bösch and the Compagnie Sturmfrei present a powerful multidisciplinary exhibition exploring the fragile interplay of memory and tragedy. We shaped the overall communication and visual identity, reflecting the work’s emotional and sensory depth.

Le Cabinet, an iconic Geneva bar known for its vibrant cultural atmosphere and artistic spirit, was reimagined through a refined visual identity—blending custom typography and a warm, tactile color palette to reflect its unique character.

How do we engage a global ceramics community while preserving artistic excellence in print? Nask Studio suggested a redesign of AIC Magazine, refining its layout to enhance readability, visual impact, and archival value for professionals.

Nask Studio redefined the International Academy of Ceramics’ visual identity with a contemporary logo that reflects its rich heritage, winning Gold for Best European Logo at the European Design Awards 2016.

Under the lead of Nadja Zimmermann, our team designed and curated the production of Conquistador, a photo book by Nicolas Savary that brings to life the rich and previously unseen archive of Swiss nobleman Louis de Boccard, tracing his extraordinary journey from exile in Argentina to his final days in Paraguay.

An exploration of the tension between Eros and Cosmos shaped the 6th edition of 50JPG – 50 Days for Photography in Geneva. We’ve crafted a cohesive and immersive visual identity, translating the theme OSMOSCOSMOS into a bold and expansive graphic language.

The visual identity for the 5th edition of 50JPG was designed to reflect themes of surveillance and media culture, expressed through cohesive signage, catalogues, and event materials for this international photography exhibition.

Designed for Yto Barrada, this two-volume set blends sharp wit and research to explore the absurdities of urban landscaping and Morocco’s fossil trade, offering critical insights through striking images.

We've been collaborating with artist Yto Barrada on the design of A Guide to Trees for Governors and Gardeners—a 124-page limited-edition book featuring a unique risograph print and a numbered run of 350 copies. Blending Barrada’s satirical take on urban beautification with charts, graphs, and collages, the book was edited by Sean Gullette, with the support of Sfeir-Semler Gallery and Galerie Polaris.

Nask Studio designed and led the production of the Smart Always On global multichannel campaign, with photography and video assets produced in Munich in 2023 and 2024, showcasing the blend of innovation, comfort, and style for a global audience.

Nask Studio’s design for Hong Kong: Perspectives, Prospectives, Typologies transforms Pascal Greco’s 135 Polaroids into a meticulously crafted book, capturing the essence of Hong Kong’s evolving residential architecture with precision and intimacy.

Nask Studio partnered with the world-renowned Hi-Fi brand Goldmund to craft visually striking and technically refined accessories, perfectly blending luxury design with the brand’s uncompromising pursuit of audio perfection.

Nask Studio revitalized Panotec’s visual identity, enhancing its brand image and equity within the global machinery sector while reflecting its mastery in cutting-edge packaging solutions.

For the 30th anniversary of the Centre de la Photographie Genève, we created a new visual identity rooted in the institution’s core values—social activism, experimentation, and openness—using bold graphic design and the timeless clarity of Neuzeit Grotesk to reposition its image across all channels.

Nask Studio‘s design head, Nadja Zimmermann, collaborated with artist Yto Barrada to craft Album: Cinémathèque de Tanger, an art book celebrating the rich cinematic history of North Africa’s first art house cinema.

What does confidence look like when it’s grounded in nature and worn like a second skin? The Essentials captures this essence—Triumph Lingerie’s global campaign, shot on Sweden’s rugged coast, where strength, sensuality, and everyday elegance come effortlessly together.

Nask Studio’s Modern Flavors for Gelatomania is a limited-edition silkscreen poster series that reinterprets the pleasure of ice cream through modern abstraction, artisanal craftsmanship, and eco-conscious design.

Founded in 2005 by Suzanne Demisch and Stephane Danant, the gallery specializes in 20th-century French design, focusing on the late 1950s through the 1970s. Showcasing iconic designers like Maria Pergay, Pierre Paulin, and Joseph-André Motte, their curated exhibitions beautifully...

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A series of 15 offset-printed posters designed by Nadja Zimmermann for and in close collaboration with Yto Barrada, part of the award-winning body of work recognized by the Swiss Design Awards.

Nask Studio partnered with Swatch to craft bold, cohesive graphic guidelines across 18 product families, amplifying the brand’s iconic style while celebrating its creative spirit.

Nask Studio revitalized Britannia’s corporate visual identity through a comprehensive brand audit, blending traditional heritage with modern design to enhance its legacy of trust, excellence, and customization.

For Pace Gallery, we’ve designed the visual identity and collateral for Mingei: Are You Here?, an exhibition exploring the legacy of the Mingei movement. In collaboration with Federal Studio for photography and Push Print for high-quality brochure production, the project reflects a deep appreciation for craftsmanship and cultural heritage.

30 years of bold and diverse performance celebrated in a commemorative art book designed for the anniversary of Spectacles Onésiens, capturing the spirit and evolution of a festival that has shaped the cultural landscape with creativity and innovation.

Our design for the Studio Africa exhibition catalogue beautifully encapsulates the rich diversity of the Contemporary African Art Collection, honoring the cultural and global influence of African contemporary art through a thoughtfully curated visual identity.

A book design for Etel Adnan, edited by Andrée Sfeir-Semler in 2012, reflecting her literary and artistic vision.

A comprehensive revamp of global corporate guidelines redefined the identity of a legendary brand.

Magazine W invited Nadja Zimmermann, in collaboration with Sarah Keller, to design an editorial project showcasing the work of eight photographers from the École Nationale Supérieure de la Photographie d’Arles, presented at Les Rencontres d’Arles.

A contemplative tribute to Hong Kong’s disappearing neon landscape, Hong Kong Neon captures a lost visual culture through rare instant film photography and a handcrafted book design by Nask Studio.

How can design quietly reflect diplomacy? Palais des Nations, a photo book by François Vermot, captures the understated atmosphere of the UN’s Geneva headquarters through 1950s-inspired typography and materials that echo its architectural and institutional memory.

Our design for Yto Barrada’s Hand-Me-Downs translated the film’s layered narratives into a refined visual and spatial language, echoing its interplay of memory, fiction, and generational transmission.