JACQUEMUS Γ LE CREUSET. This collaboration doesn't exist, but I wish it did. π
Meet La Cuisine β Tableau de Soleil, a speculative campaign concept I've been playing with, set in Capri.
I started with a question: what would happen if these two brands actually designed something together, rather than simply putting their logos next to each other?
That led to a Le Creuset cocotte with a Jacquemus handbag-inspired handle, a tomato-shaped pot, and a visual world built around colour, sculptural silhouettes and the Mediterranean art of doing absolutely nothing in a hurry.
The most interesting part for me was figuring out how far I could push the playfulness without losing what makes either brand recognisable.
An independent creative exploration, not an official collaboration.
Now I'm curious: which would you actually want them to make β the tangerine handbag-handle cocotte π or the tomato pot π ?
The tension between playful design and brand recognition is a real challenge. Pushing a silhouetted handle on a cocotte tests how much visual identity a brand can swap before its core product recognition disappears.
This is exactly the kind of conversation I was hoping this concept would spark! I kept wondering how far I could push Jacquemus' playful, sculptural language while still retaining the elements that make a Le Creuset cocotte instantly recognisable. The handle became my little...
generated these little fellas for a concept and now i want to build a whole brand around them.
if you're making something that helps people dream and aspire, they're looking for a home:)
Created eye-catching social media creatives for a snack brand, focusing on mouth-watering visuals, bold typography, and engaging layouts.
The designs highlight product appeal, grab audience attention, and help the brand promote its snacks, offers, and new launches effectively across social media.