The Brand Identity interviews Barcelona-based studio Clase about its two decades of design practice, led by founder Claret Serrahima. The team discusses their evolution from cultural institutions to commercial clients, their approach to branding as a coherent universe, and how they’ve adapted to digital tools and remote work. The conversation highlights their cultural grounding, collaborative ethos, and playful studio spirit.
BP&O features Clase bcn’s rebrand for Spanish furniture manufacturer Enea, highlighting a visual identity that balances tradition, craft, and industrial modernity. The project includes a new logotype using Noe Display, distinctive printed materials, and photography that contrasts Basque landscapes with industrial settings. The identity emphasizes Enea’s craftsmanship and locality while maintaining a contemporary tone.
