brand design agency

Graphéine treats brands design with passion.

Graphéine is a branding agency created in 2002 by like-minded and lively designers from various professional walks of life, all addicted to image.

In this backdrop, all members use their skills to complement the whole. We are based in Paris and Lyon, France.

Indications: Graphéine is recommended for all projects that involve strategy, brand creation, visual identity, publishing, signage and even more…

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Portfolio.

Discover the latest creations of our communication agency.

Redesign of the logo and graphic charter of the Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, combining modernity and heritage.
FRS visual identity - Fondation pour la Recherche Stratégique. French center of expertise on international security and defense issues.
Creation of the brand identity for Carbone4, an independent consultancy specialising in energy and climate issues, founded in 2007 by Jean-Marc Jancovici and Alain Grandjean.
The Théâtre-Sénart has a new, modern and inclusive visual identity, highlighting its diverse programme.
Graphic design for the construction site fences at L'Autre Soie in Villeurbanne, and artistic intervention by Antonin Hako with local children.
A new visual identity to reflect the high-end positioning of AZA’s architectural practice.
Création de la charte graphique et d'un générateur de paysage pour le CAUE de Charente-Maritime, une association qui a pour vocation la promotion de la qualité architecturale, urbaine et environnementale.
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Blog.

A daily dose of branding and visual identity.

The tote bag has become an essential part of our everyday urban lives. What does it say about our society, our times, our habits and our behaviour?
Sister Corita Kent (1918-1986). Committed graphic artist and Pop Art pioneer.
Donald Trump, his face bloodied, raises his fist and seems to proclaim “I'm alive, fight!”. Let's decipher an image that has gone down in history at the speed of a shotgun blast.
Mascots, those soft, slightly silly characters, are nothing new. Here's a look at their origins, from Antiquity to Japan.