Have a look at how we have collaborated with the NoMad Hotel. And you can read below how the NoMad Hotel communicates on its website on be-poles’project.
” The Paris and New York-based graphic studio be-pôles developed The NoMad Hotel’s art program based on the idea of the “voyage” at large, inspired both by The NoMad’s Parisian influenced style and by be-pôles’ collection of photographic books, the Portraits de Villes, in which a selected photographer has carte blanche to give his or her own vision of a city. The art is an invitation to a personal and intimate journey through 19th century correspondence, vintage travel collectibles from the 20th century, and the contemporary vision of artists via original photography and sketches. To achieve this, vintage artworks have been sourced in antique shops throughout France. Personal contributions have also been made by both the photographers and artists of the “Portraits de Villes” collection as well as by Antoine Ricardou, art director of be-pôles and Clémentine Larroumet his partner, all of whom have drawn on their personal production of “carnets de voyage” over the past 20 years. As a result, each guest room’s art is unique, while at the same time communicating a consistent story of a beautiful journey through time and space.
be-pôles is a creative studio dedicated to the graphic representation of brands. With its “Graphik Design™, Identity & Culture” global approach, be-pôles creates lasting visual identities that respects the universes of its clients. be-pôles worked with The NoMad to produce its global brand identity and visual identity. be-pôles prior clients include Agnes b., Colette, Louis Vuitton, Merci, Shanghai Trio, Sotheby’s, Théâtre des Champs Elysées, and Wool and the Gang. ”
The photographies of the NoMad Hotel have been taken by Benoit Linero, and the stationary made by be-pôles.
