Kottage Design

31/01/2026

New custom glyphs for HeritAgent.

15/01/2026

Revealing insights into the evolving relationship between citizens and the state emerge from the public opinion survey conducted by Kapa Research on behalf of the Heinrich Böll Stiftung Greece, in September 2025. Employing a comprehensive set of questions, the survey captured citizens’ perceptions of institutional structures, specific public services, and social phenomena, alongside their subjective emotional responses to these realities.

The Foundation’s aim was to present a selection of the above research results in the form of a printed brochure, with the goal of informing the public and raising awareness of the findings’ criticality. Its design was based on a modular system of Excel-type cells inspired by the graphic language of the main content — namely, the graphs themselves — which is not confined to them alone but instead shapes the entire brochure, leading to a unified, dynamic composition. The colours chosen — neon orange, silver, and black — along with the dynamic use of typography, lend a bold, attention-grabbing character that corresponds to the critical nature of the research results.

Type: lettersoup
Paper: X-Per Premium White 200 gsm
Printing: Skordopoulosprints

20/12/2025

Trails of Voices

100 × 70 cm poster designed on the occasion of Christos Keramaris’ latest exhibition, curated by Christoforos Marinos.

17/12/2025

Francesca Albanese: J’Accuse — one of our favourite and most inspiring projects from 2025.

With Christos Chrissopoulos and Kairos Culture. Printed by Βιβλιοτεχνία.

10/12/2025

Happy to be working with friends — our new website for photovoltaic (PV) engineer Grigoris Vogiatzis. ⚡

More at: vogiatzispv.com

08/12/2025

New work for ‘Trails of Voices’ by Christos Keramaris, curated by Christoforos Marinos — opening tomorrow at Ioannina.

Type in use:
Dryhten (Iordanis Passas)
Source Code Pro

05/12/2025

19/11/2025

Francesca Albanese: J’Accuse

Writers: Francesca Albanese, Christian Elia
Editor in chief: Christos Chrissopoulos
Printing: Βιβλιοτεχνία
Pages: 144
Language: Greek
Type in use: BP Mono Stencil (George Triantafyllakos), Neue Haas Unica, Source Serif 4
ISBN: 978-618-86712-2-5

In an attempt to visually address an issue as critical but also sensitive as that of Palestine, the primary concern was to approach it directly while maintaining a necessary balance — avoiding, in accordance with the character of the text, both downplaying the situation and any excessive sensationalism. Less design, but more semantically loaded.

The front cover, in a gray shade inspired by the materiality of the wall separating Israelis and Palestinians, on the one hand features the title set in heavy stencil typography — a direct reference to the spray-painted warning signs seen in Palestinian territories under Israeli occupation. On the other, however, the composition is interrupted by the debossed shape of Palestine, partially obscuring the title while evoking a slit or wound on the surface of the paper. The back cover, overlaid with a halftone photograph of ruins in Gaza, adds a further sense of directness and rawness. The cover’s design concept continues organically into the body of the book, with the first 16-page signature printed in a deep crimson colour.

Lastly, the main layout design is based on the idea of gradually expanding the inner margin (gutter) from chapter to chapter — thus gradually reducing the text width and as such incorporating into the reading process itself the notions of forced displacement and expansionism (further emphasised by the vertical lines), widening the edition’s scope into something more than a purely practical textbook.

05/11/2025

Cover design for ‘Βάθος Πεδίου’ (Depth of Field), the latest novel by Christos Chrissopoulos, published by Εκδόσεις Οκτώ. Featuring custom type that emphasises the concept of verticality, inspired by the original WTC towers (especially as pictured in the famous ‘Falling Man’ photo by Richard Drew) — a central motif throughout the book’s narrative, with which it also kicks off. In line with the broader theme, the typographic form is fragmented but also combined with a heavy texture which erodes its ‘fineness’.

Paper: Munken Lynx (Χαρτιά Περράκης)
ISBN: 978-618-5077-74-6

25/10/2025

Custom type development, with Εκδόσεις Οκτώ and Christos Chrissopoulos.

Photo: Richard Drew / AP

09/10/2025

Printed matter for HERITAGEnt.