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BP&O features Mucho’s visual identity for Schubertíada Vilabertran, a Spanish music festival celebrating Franz Schubert. The design uses a glasses motif, expressive illustration by Ricard Jorge, and dyed paper to evoke Schubert’s pioneering spirit and the intimacy of his performances. The result repositions the festival with warmth and contemporary relevance while maintaining classical roots.
BP&O features Mucho’s rebrand for DomésticoShop and its new concept store DomésticoMarket, marking the retailer’s evolution from an online-focused business to a more physical, design-led brand. The identity centers on a semi-circle motif derived from the diacritic in the logotype, expanded into patterns and visual systems that unify the two sub-brands. Warm colors, geometric forms, and thoughtful material choices convey modernity and approachability.
BP&O features the limited edition book cover design for 'Don Alonso de Suquía' by Barcelona-based designers Carlos Bermudez, Albert Porta, and Guillem Casasus. The design uses the Harbour typeface, letterpress printing, and uncoated paper to evoke the story’s 16th-century setting and Spanish heritage. The restrained composition and material choices convey a sense of time, place, and craftsmanship.
BP&O features Mucho’s packaging design for Pepe Raventós’ small-batch natural wines. The design uses layered paper, texture, and material composition to reflect the handcrafted, minimal-intervention philosophy of the wines. Richard Baird praises the work for its simplicity, material expression, and modern luxury without relying on conventional cues.