ANAGRAM is a London-based brand and design studio known for creating distinctive, emotionally resonant identities that help clients capture attention and inspire connection. Founded by creative directors Craig Myles and Joe Burrin, the studio blends strategic insight with expressive design across branding, digital experiences, and campaigns. Their portfolio spans collaborations with clients such as Google, the BBC, and Tate, reflecting a commitment to clarity, craft, and cultural relevance. Recognized for their thoughtful approach and award-winning work, ANAGRAM continues to shape brands that influence audiences and elevate visual communication.
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The interview with Anagram Club co-founder Valentin Salmon explores the studio’s origins, philosophy, and approach to design across fintech, AI, and crypto sectors. Based between France and Colombia, the studio emphasizes functionality, co-creation, and business impact over aesthetic trends. Salmon discusses key projects for clients like Planity, Fortuneo, and Gladia, and how Anagram Club positions itself as 'technicians' rather than artists.
BP&O features Anagrama’s packaging design for El Pintor, a premium tequila and mezcal brand. The design draws on themes of artistry and craftsmanship through bold colour blocking, a distinctive tapered bottle, and irregular label placement. Richard Baird praises the balance of structural and graphic elements that evoke both art materials and Mexican cultural vibrancy.
BP&O features Anagrama’s branding and interior design for Orson Burger Kitchen in San Pedro, Mexico. Drawing inspiration from Edward Hopper and 1920s–30s American diners, the project combines Art Deco influences, geometric forms, and high-quality materials. The cohesive identity extends across interiors, menus, and packaging, uniting visual and spatial design elements.
BP&O features Anagrama’s brand identity for Helvetimart, a Swiss supermarket in Lausanne. The design draws inspiration from Swiss cantonal flags and antique architecture, combining bold color grids and geometric patterns with heritage references to create a modern yet regionally grounded identity. Richard Baird praises its visual impact and conceptual depth, noting its balance between modernity and tradition.