For interior stylist Christel Verjans, I created the full identity for Coqon Interieur. The brand is built around the idea of transformation: from house to home, from space to feeling. The layered logo blends her initials with a stylised roof and sun, capturing warmth, refinement and the personal touch she brings to every project.

For the 47th Virga Jessefeesten in Hasselt, I designed the key visual and refreshed identity. Inspired by the statue’s silhouette, the abstract design and vibrant palette reflect inclusivity. A hidden ‘7’ nods to the festival’s seven-year rhythm.

Everything starts with a conversation. That insight became the foundation for Speak: a minimalist identity built around clarity, empathy and psychological growth. In motion, the logo becomes a metaphor for how speaking helps release what’s held inside.

A contemporary, illustrative identity built around openness and play. The Hasselt dialect name “Komma”, meaning “come on in”, shaped a warm and inviting tone of voice. Located at a tennis and padel club, the brand is designed to resonate with both communities through a clean, energetic and welcoming visual system.

A modular festival chair inspired by the ancient “viking chair”, reimagined with a Memphis‑influenced aesthetic. Designed to spark interaction, the mirrored backs form a heart when paired. A winning entry in the competition, six chairs were installed at Pukkelpop’s Artist Village in 2025.