Bienvenue Studios

Name: Bienvenue Studios
Address: Geroldstrasse 31/33, Zürich, 8005, CH
Telephone: +41793028259
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Bienvenue Studios

We are a Zurich-based graphic design studio transforming nature in visual culture. Discover our prints, postcards, towels and more.

DESIGNS FROM NATURE

There is no design without nature. Bienvenue Studios turns nature into visual culture. Using the beauty of nature, we create an environment from which one can draw vitalizing strength and sensory stimulation, as well as aesthetic well-being. As graphic designers, we apply our core competence, Biophilic Design, to various materials and surfaces.

24/09/2026

Bring the origins of nature into your home 🌿

Our “Origins” Small Print Collection reveals the remarkable forms, structures and details found in nature – transformed into five graphic compositions.

Set against a deep, dark background, the warm organic tones bring each form to life and turn the prints into small objects of curiosity.

Display them individually or combine several prints to create your own arrangement – on a shelf, sideboard or anywhere you want to bring a subtle piece of nature into your space.

Shop the collection via product tag on the last slide.

22/09/2026

"Organic Dialogue" at Zurich Design Weeks 🌿

Together with floral designer Teodora Sarandi Barresi, we created a temporary window installation at House of Interiors Switzerland, bringing our complete Small Print Collection into dialogue with her organic compositions.

Bringing together ten years of our print work, materials, forms and textures create a shared design language between precision and naturalness. The installation is constantly changing: as the organic elements slowly dry and transform in colour and form, the setting evolves with them.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for the vernissage last week ✨

“Organic Dialogue” is on view at House of Interiors Switzerland in Zurich until September 26.

07/09/2026

Bring nature into your home – with our “Pacific Marks” A3 art prints 🪨

Inspired by stones shaped by tiny mollusks, the collection translates their unusual forms into minimal, nature-inspired wall art. Designed to work individually or as a series, the prints bring a quiet, organic presence into living spaces.

Each print is produced in Switzerland as a Risograph print on natural paper and is limited to an edition of 100.

Shop via tags in the post.

03/09/2026

A natural phenomenon for your wall 🪨

The big print "Pacific Marks" is inspired by an astonishing natural phenomenon: shells drilling perfect holes into rock.

The resulting stones are fragile and surprisingly light – an impression we translated into the design by making them appear to float above the paper.

Hand-produced in Zurich using silkscreen printing, multiple layers of colour give the art print its subtle depth.

Available via product tag in this post.

01/09/2026

One phenomenon, two collections 🪨🐚

Our "Pacific Settler" and "Pacific Marks" postcard collections explore two sides of the same natural process.

Young piddocks settle into small crevices in stone and gradually enlarge them with their sharp, ridged shells as they grow. After their life cycle ends, the mollusks disappear – leaving behind holes, hollows and naturally sculpted stones.

"Pacific Settler" focuses on the mollusks behind these formations, while "Pacific Marks" captures the traces they leave behind.

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24/08/2026

How can holes this perfect be made by nature? 🐚

When we first came across the stones behind our “Pacific Marks” collection, we thought their perfectly shaped holes must have been made by humans.

Through observation and research, we discovered their actual creators: rock-boring mollusks.

When young, they settle into tiny cracks in the rock. As they grow, they slowly enlarge their cavities, moving deeper into their stony homes until they are completely enclosed.

What surprised us next was how incredibly light and fragile the abandoned stones had become. Even a little pressure can cause them to break apart.

We wanted to capture this sense of fragility and weightlessness.

Finding the right contrast was key to revealing the delicate structures and cavities while making the stones appear to float above the paper.

The colours stay close to the stones’ natural tones, emphasizing their quiet and subtle character.

A glimpse into the creation of “Pacific Marks”.

20/08/2026

Our “Pacific Marks” collection explores the remarkable traces left behind by mollusks boring into stone 🪨

As the fragile rocks break away and soften over time, they become unusually light – inspiring a series of nature-inspired art prints in which the stones appear to float above the paper.

Available via tags in the post.

17/08/2026

Visual Identity for Omé 🩶

For the Swiss label Omé, we developed a visual identity that reflects its combination of elegance, sustainability and conscious design.

The brand creates hair accessories from fabrics sourced from renowned haute couture houses, giving existing materials a new life as distinctive, high-quality pieces.

At the heart of the identity is a custom icon developed directly from the typography.

Its form recalls a clasp or ribbon, while its soft, almost heart-like shape adds warmth and approachability.

The symbol also became the foundation for a flexible graphic pattern system across packaging and printed materials.

A clear and timeless identity designed to translate Omé’s philosophy into a strong visual presence.

Interested in working with us on your own visual identity? Feel free to get in touch.

10/08/2026

How does a shell become a design? 🐚

For our “Pacific Settler” collection, we researched American mollusk species and visited museums to study their shapes, structures and remarkable diversity.

Among them are rock-boring mollusks – small creatures able to slowly shape the stone around them as they grow.

Yet the shells themselves are often easily overlooked when found along the shore.

A friend once said shells mostly remind her of cutting her feet on the beach.

We wanted to look closer.

From collected references and digital experiments to colour studies and print tests, we translated their intricate forms into a balanced series of five designs.

Soft coral tones reference the organic body of the mollusks, while turquoise blue connects the collection back to the sea.

A glimpse into the creation of “Pacific Settler”.

10/08/2026

Giveaway Time ✨ You can win two organic cotton towels in our new Instagram giveaway ➡️ https://www.instagram.com/p/DbdBaYrjPv4

Adresse

Geroldstrasse 31/33
Zürich
8005

Telefon

+41793028259

Website

http://bienvenuestudios.com/

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