Olimo AG operates at the intersection of innovation, communication, and investment. In collaboration with a curated network of partners, the company fosters progress through agile and strategic cooperation. The objective of this design project was to create a modular visual language—symbolic graphic building blocks that reflect Olimo’s core pillars. The result is a bold and adaptable visual identity, designed to evolve across various brand materials. Striking accents of king blue energize a clean black-and-white palette, infusing the system with clarity, structure, and momentum.

The focus of this interior architecture project was to present the property as a once-in-a-lifetime investment opportunity, brought to life through design, materiality, and innovative construction techniques. In close collaboration with the client, engineers, and designers, we addressed complex challenges to create an exclusive and elevated living experience.

This project introduced a new way of showcasing products and services—through a live performance that merged music, dance, and design into a single immersive experience. Instead of traditional display formats, we orchestrated a dynamic collage of furniture and design objects, brought to life on stage. Movement, rhythm, and spatial composition replaced static presentation, inviting the audience to engage emotionally and sensorially with the pieces. The result was a vibrant narrative of design as performance—evoking curiosity, connection, and a fresh perspective on how objects inhabit our world.

This interior design project invites us to immerse in the identity and lifestyle of a designer. Antonio Herrera stepped into the role of both client and creator, designing a space for himself as an exploration of how personal identity and creative practice can shape our environments. Every detail reflects his artistic sensibility—blending design, music, and art into a living model of self-expression. This project serves as a statement: that spaces can nurture who we are and who we aspire to become.

The last few years presented us with a lot of challenges. As a global community we face many ethical, social, economic, political, and environmental dilemmas. How will we re-build peace in the world and, equally important, in our inner world? The time has come to dust ourselves off, look to the future and think about what to do next. Our “house” needs to be re-built. From scratch? A smooth change? A radical change? As we set out to re-build better, we need to think about how to lay the grounds for a new sustainable, inclusive and resilient society. In what direction should we go? How can we re-build close relationships as well as global relations to leave a better world behind? The situation calls for all of us to become architects to co-create this future. We can all take our own tool of talent, a brick of hope, and contribute to re-building.