For GROUP_BELIEF, we designed a website presenting the research project “The Cognitive Basis of Resistance to Evidence: The Role of Group Identity in Belief and Impression Updating.” The study explores how people process political information, how group identity influences beliefs and impressions, and the cognitive and neural mechanisms behind these processes.

Because the subject combines psychology, politics and neuroscience, the challenge was to communicate its academic depth without making the website feel inaccessible. We developed the structure specifically around the project’s research material, using strong information hierarchy, clear typography and an expressive collage-style visual language inspired by thought, communication, influence and the human mind.

The result is a distinctive academic platform that balances institutional credibility with contemporary visual storytelling. It gives the research team a professional digital presence while helping a wider audience understand the project’s purpose, methods and relevance.

For Palxil, a furniture and kitchen company serving Kozani and Thessaloniki, we designed a marketing flyer that presents its work, services and expertise in a clear and visually engaging format. Interior photography takes a leading role, allowing potential clients to immediately understand the quality and variety of the company’s projects.

The layouts balance imagery with concise information, contact details and practical digital touchpoints such as QR codes. The result is a professional and easy-to-browse marketing tool that helps Palxil introduce its custom furniture and kitchen solutions to new clients.

For RAIO, a German rail engineering company, we designed an outdoor advertisement built around the motto we created for the brand: “Together We Connect.” The message reflects both the physical connections made possible by railway networks and the professional relationships behind every successful engineering project.

The moving train, strong perspective and architectural lines lead the eye towards the future, while the restrained composition keeps the message clear at billboard scale. The project was completed remotely through excellent communication and close cooperation, resulting in a precise and impactful application of RAIO’s identity within a real urban environment.

For Puerto, a seaside restaurant and bar in Evia, we designed a placemat that extends the brand identity into one of its most immediate customer touchpoints: the table. Its muted natural colour, delicate botanical details and discreet logo complement the coastal setting without competing with the food or surrounding view.

The project was developed remotely through smooth and effective communication with the client. The final design is both practical and atmospheric, helping every table feel considered while reinforcing Puerto’s peaceful, nature-inspired character throughout the dining experience.

For Barba Bill, we translated the seaside restaurant’s informal Greek personality into a printed menu that feels fresh, familiar and easy to use. Mediterranean blue accents, lightly textured details and a clean central layout connect the design with its coastal location and traditional cuisine.

Particular attention was given to typography, spacing and the organisation of the food categories, allowing guests to explore a substantial selection without feeling overwhelmed. Designed to function comfortably in the everyday restaurant environment, the result balances visual character with the clarity and durability a frequently used menu requires.

For Septem restaurant in Santorini, we designed a freestanding menu capable of presenting a large amount of information with clarity and refinement. Careful typography, consistent spacing and well-defined categories make the content easy to explore, even before guests enter the restaurant.

The restrained monochrome direction allows the menu to sit naturally within the architecture and landscape without competing with the view. The result is an elegant and practical first point of contact that communicates professionalism and prepares visitors for the dining experience ahead.

For this bougatsa shop in Thessaloniki, we designed all the menus but here you can see a wall-mounted drinks menu that feels comfortable within the warm and informal interior. The dark background and hand-drawn details reference traditional café chalkboards, while colourful accents introduce a more contemporary and approachable character.

Because customers need to read the menu quickly while ordering, clarity was central to the design. Categories, products and prices were carefully organised for visibility from across the counter, resulting in a practical menu with a familiar local personality.

SMAR’s wall menu needed to present its cookies, drinks and additional products clearly from a distance while remaining part of the brand’s imaginative visual world. We organised the information into distinct panels, creating an immediate hierarchy that helps customers understand the available categories and make their choices quickly.

The vivid blue palette, graphic borders and illustrated character connect the menu directly with SMAR’s packaging identity. The result is a functional point-of-sale design that also adds personality, colour and a strong branded presence to the interior.

For Barba Bill, a seaside restaurant in Evia, we designed a menu that reflects its informal coastal character while presenting a substantial selection of dishes clearly. Mediterranean blue details and subtle visual textures connect the printed piece with its surroundings and the restaurant’s Greek identity.

Careful typography, spacing and category organisation allow guests to browse the menu comfortably without making the layout feel crowded. The final design is practical, welcoming and visually appropriate for an easy-going meal by the sea.

For White Owl, we designed a promotional flyer that brings together the brand story, product imagery, contact information and location within one clear composition. The established owl geometry and custom coffee icons continue across the layout, making the flyer immediately recognisable as part of the wider identity.

Strong contrast, precise alignment and a restrained palette create visual impact while keeping the practical information easy to find. The result is a polished communication tool that introduces both the character of the brand and the experience customers can expect.