Brand
Onē Atelier
A quiet identity for a ceramics atelier in Porto — a single orange mark, a family of stamps and a type system that lets the glaze do the talking.
Client
Onē Atelier
Services
Identity, packaging, signage
Location
Porto, Portugal
Year
2026
The brief
Onē makes small-batch tableware by hand. The founders wanted an identity that felt as considered as the work itself, without ever competing with it on the shelf or in the studio.
The approach
We drew a single mark from the shape of a kiln peephole and set everything else in one restrained grotesk. The orange is borrowed from the atelier’s first test glaze, and it appears exactly once on every touchpoint.
Stamps replaced printed labels, so each box is finished by hand in the same room where the cups are thrown.
The outcome
The new identity launched with the spring collection. Wholesale enquiries doubled in the first quarter, and the stamp kit is now part of the atelier’s workshop experience.
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