Mirage is an independent creative design and branding agency based in Berlin, Germany. The studio specializes in brand strategy, identity design, visual communication, and business transformation. Guided by empathy, intelligence, and cultural insight, Mirage helps startups and global enterprises translate strategic goals into powerful, high-performing brand experiences. Their integrated approach combines research, creativity, and design innovation to deliver clarity, relevance, and measurable impact across markets and platforms. With a commitment to purposeful design and long-term growth, Mirage positions brands to evolve, connect, and thrive in a rapidly changing world.
Technologies detected on Mirage's website.
Berlin-based studio Mirage developed a new brand identity for Swiss software company Mimacom, balancing the firm’s technological precision with a human, community-driven tone. The rebrand features a custom lowercase logotype, geometric forms, and the RB Campton typeface by Studio René Bieder to convey clarity and approachability. The project unites corporate structure with a friendly, collaborative aesthetic across digital and print applications.
Berlin-based studio Mirage developed a new brand identity for sustainable logistics company Rouvia, simplifying its complex multimodal transport offering through a system inspired by roads, rails, and waterways. The identity features a custom wordmark, bespoke typography from Playtype, and a vibrant coral and dark blue palette that balances innovation with stability.
The Brand Identity interviews Berlin-based agency Mirage, exploring its empathy-driven and Stoicism-inspired approach to branding and design. Founder Mike Piepers and Creative Director Alex Popov discuss the studio’s origins, philosophy, and evolving methodology. They emphasize empathy, purpose, and continuous learning as central to Mirage’s creative process and culture.
Berlin-based studio Mirage created a pixel-focused brand identity for French tech start-up TiHive, inspired by the electromagnetic spectrum and the company’s TeraHertz technology. The identity features multicolour gradients, a futuristic logotype, and a typographic system combining Space Grotesk, Formular, and Space Mono. The result conveys innovation and technological progress through a vivid, spectrum-based visual language.