Studio Vedèt

's visual identity, conceived by Studio Vedèt since the outset, is revived year after year to guide the public through the experience of a new location. The seventh edition was hosted in two stunning villas of the Milan metropolitan area: Villa Bagatti Valsecchi and Villa Borsani.
A printed newspaper served as a tool to navigate spaces, and reach all the projects distributed in the vastness of the venues.

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We are hiring a Midweight Graphic Designer!

- Fluent spoken and written English
- Good skills in 3D and motion graphics
- Independent and organized
- Good time management
- Based in Milan

To apply send at [email protected] the following:
- Brief introduction
- Portfolio (pdf 10mb max)
- CV
- Additional website link

The seventh edition of Alcova ended yesterday. More than 90.000 visited the show, taking the time to travel outside the city center with curiosity, revitalising two beautiful locations of historical and cultural relevance!

Studio Vedèt like every year accompanied the visitor with a bright and catchy visual identity and a way-finding for the Villas and through the village of Varedo.

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Alcova's bar, in the incredible setting of the eighteenth-century Villa Bagatti, was made with an innovative material
made from a new compound of micro-paper.

The new identity and website of Paper Factor, designed by Studio Vedèt, will be launched very soon.



Stay tuned!

The seventh edition of Alcova 2024 will be happening next week! Alcova will take place in two iconic villas of the Milan metropolitan area, Villa Borsani and Villa Bagatti Valsecchi from April 15-21 (11am to 7pm – last entry at 6pm).

The best option to reach Alcova 2024 is by public transport. Easy, fast, and green! You can travel to Varedo train station in just 25 minutes with lines S2 and S4 from Cadorna, Garibaldi, Porta Venezia, and Repubblica. Both villas are located within walking distance of the Varedo train station, and of each other.

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We designed the Somaschini’s Collection Catalogue aiming to balance the brand’s confidence rooted in tradition and its daring spirit of contemporaneity.

Vedèt created the visual identity, catalogue and website of “Lina Bo Bardi Giancarlo Palanti – Studio D’arte Palma” exhibition organised by Nilufar gallery for Fuorisalone 2018. The identity and catalogue present theoretical texts, images, videos and historical documents about the late designer. The components of the visual identity employ the aesthetics of the designers repertoire in a modern fashion, demonstrating their relevance to contemporary design.

The website that we designed for captures the excitement and energy of culinary exploration, perfect for the young food enthusiasts out there. From sizzling pans to swirling ingredients, every image and every layout tells a story of passion and flavor.

Studio Vedèt has been working on MUSE's identity since 2019. MUSE is a cultural project with multiple inclinations that take shape in just as many parallel activities. Over the years, we have accompanied the project throughout its many and varied manifestations and its amazing collaborations with designers like matali crasset or artists like Lola Schnabel. For MUSE we also designed a book, Salon, about the work of the artist Alessandra Bettolo.

Somaschini's logo is designed to convey a simple and modern message that will withstand the test of time. The brand's identity is represented by a lively yellow color that speaks to the high quality and value of its products, as well as a playful and humorous attitude. The brand's launch campaign, art directed by Studio Vedèt and executed by photographer , further highlights this distinctive approach.

Creating the visual identity of a company like More was a challenge, to represent the work of an agency that, without ever putting itself in the foreground, is able to positively and radically influence the future of large and well-known companies. The logo acts as a visual amplifier of the MORE concept and works dynamically on the site to enrich and pace the experience of the content.

Towards At the end of last year we gave our website a fresh look, blending style and functionality to highlight the diverse facets of Vedèt: Creative Direction, Graphic Design, Digital, and Curation. This gave us the possibility to go through all the work we’ve done with a fresh perspective on what we've accomplished. We believe that a diversity of perspectives produces the most spectacular panoramas. Our conviction is that thoughtful design can make an essential contribution to cultural discourse.

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"Some Vibrant Things" is the fourth show within the FAR series: a parallel curatorial entity that lives within the spaces of Nilufar and challenges the characteristic language used in the established Milanese gallery. Since its inception in 2018, FAR has been curated by Studio Vedèt and this 2021 episode took place in the smallest space of the gallery: a 25sqm room with an intriguing window on the very central via della Spiga, in Milan.

In 2022 Studio Vedèt designed the visual identity of Officine Saffi Lab — a leading platform dedicated to the creative investigation of ceramic production — by challenging the classic idea of craft and all the clichés usually related to the aesthetic of the workshop. Officine Saffi Lab's identity is, in fact, bold in typography and colors, extremely contemporary, and accompanied by images and videos—also art directed by Studio Vedèt—telling a different story about craft in an almost cinematographic way.

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Vedèt created the visual identity of Somaschini, a newborn brand with a strong, innovative attitude, and rich artisan heritage. We tried to represent this double movement, on the one hand toward the tradition of craft, and on the other toward the provocation of a daring and contemporary language. The website highlights Somaschini’s obstinacy in pursuing techniques honed over decades, preferring to make them speak through new languages.

Our art direction for Congusto captured the essence of dishes, chefs, and course participants, portraying the dynamic and evolving nature of culinary education. With a focus on enthusiasm, our images showcase movements, even in the form of deliberate blurs, conveying the dynamism, evolution, and professional growth inherent in the Congusto experience.


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The visual identity we designed for Agglomerati, a London-based studio creating distinctive stone furniture, is based on the same ideas of simplicity and longevity that characterised the approach of the brand in relation to its products. Basic geometric elements such as the square, the rectangle, and the circle are often used in brand communication to refer to the shapes of the pieces: Agglomerati wants to create objects of permanence that can last without following or creating any trend.

We are excited to announce that the seventh edition of Alcova will take place in two of the most beautiful historical villas of the Milan metropolitan area: Villa Borsani and Villa Bagatti Valsecchi.
Villa Borsani, a 1945 Modernist architecture gem by renowned designer Osvaldo Borsani, which showcased his richly layered modernist style, including artistic elements like a Lucio Fontana fireplace and a lush garden. Today it remains a private residence maintained by the family’s descendants. Nearby, the 19th-century Villa Bagatti Valsecchi stands as one of the most significant examples of Lombardy 19th century architecture - a sumptuous summer escape with a distinctive portico featuring 15th-century columns from Milan’s Lazzaretto, surrounded by formal Italian and English-style gardens.

The two sites, within walking distance of each other, are connected to central Milan every 15 minutes by the S2 and S4 lines.

We look forward to welcoming you to .milano from 15-21 April!



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The custom lettering we created for Koozarch logo reflects the platform's experimental and digital nature, while also connecting with the theme of the un-built. The letter joints have a playful and imaginative structure that creates a fluid yet solid construction.

We recently launched our new website, here is our new home!

Find us in Via Padova 29, Milan!

Volumnia sounds large and in reality, it is massive. It is a platform for art and design that inhabits the cavernous interior of a former church in the heart of Piacenza. In 2018, we created Volumnia's identity, including naming, logo design, website, and exhibition materials. The name evocating the unusual immensity of the gallery, is also a reference to the historical figure of Volumnia, presumably the lover of Sant’Agostino to whom the church was entitled.
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Half an architecture studio, half an agency for change, UNA/UNLESS works between Hamburg and Venice on a great variety of projects from pure architecture to environmental activism. We designed UNA/UNLESS' new visual identity and website, trying to portray the two interesting "directions" in which the eclectic team works

The visual identity of Agglomerati, designed by us, is based on the same ideas of simplicity and longevity that characterized the approach of the brand in relation to its products. Basic geometric elements such as the square, the rectangle, and the circle are often used in brand communication to refer to the shapes of the pieces: Agglomerati wants to create objects of permanence that can last without following or creating any trend.


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OLDER is a Danish/Italian design company that specializes in creating uniforms. Studio Vedèt has collaborated with OLDER in recent years, creating their new identity and website, as well as providing consultancy for their design projects, which involve also collectible design. For their first design collection, Studio Vedèt had created the WIDE EYE book, a catalogue enriched with special inserts and characterized by a precious red canvas cover.


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