Caserne Inn Short Film
Caserne Inn, directed by Charlotte Ratel, is a conceptual project developed by the Montreal-based design studio Caserne during the COVID-19 pandemic. It started as a retreat initiative to provide employees with a mental health break by transforming a country home into a creative space for work and self-care. This project evolved into a larger artistic concept, including a short film highlighting themes of isolation, mental health, and the blending of work with relaxation
Writers: Kristian Andersen & Charlotte Ratel
Producers: Caserne & Nicolas Chabot
Cast: Léa Mauthes
Voiceover: Ashley Olivieri
La vie professionnelle is a non-gendered clothing line created by Jay du Temple and Mélodie Wronski. Charlotte contributed to the project through brand and art direction, emphasizing timeless, minimalist designs. The collection includes versatile staples like hoodies, T-shirts, and accessories, blending functionality with modern aesthetics
Brand Identity
Maison Artis is a new company importing high-end natural wines and spirits. The agency is committed to finding and promoting quality handcrafted wines from around the world. Their mission is to bring forward the fruit of the exceptional work of inspiring and talented producers of wines and spirits committed to the preservation of our planet.
The colorful visual identity concretizes a direct connection between the environment, the vines, the type of products, the winegrowers and the distillers. The sans serif Soyuz typeface by The Temporary State, used for the logo, also becomes part of the playful illustrations as a wine glass and bottle. Added to the colorful but minimal illustrations as well as the classic Garamond Condensed typeface, it marries the home-made natural yet classic product.
The bottles are easily recognizable in stores with their house shaped labels in a 4 color palette. The stickers are chosen randomly and are a reminder that natural wine can be a surprise - your first sip will most probably be different than your last!
The colorful visual identity concretizes a direct connection between the environment, the vines, the type of products, the winegrowers and the distillers. The sans serif Soyuz typeface by The Temporary State, used for the logo, also becomes part of the playful illustrations as a wine glass and bottle. Added to the colorful but minimal illustrations as well as the classic Garamond Condensed typeface, it marries the home-made natural yet classic product.
The bottles are easily recognizable in stores with their house shaped labels in a 4 color palette. The stickers are chosen randomly and are a reminder that natural wine can be a surprise - your first sip will most probably be different than your last!
On the lookout for rare, original alcohols from all sources, Maison Artis is the ambassador of great tasting moments.
To mark its 25th anniversary, the Cercle de Sainte-Justine, a committee of Quebec business leaders supporting the CHU Sainte-Justine Foundation, partnered with Cartier to refresh its brand identity, including a new name: L’élan pour Sainte-Justine.