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Brochures
Presenting your offer in detail
A brochure or catalog presents a product range, a service offering, or a business in depth, with more room than a flyer or booklet. It’s the go-to material to hand out at meetings, trade shows, or leave out for people to browse.
The layout organizes content by section or by product, with a clear hierarchy between text, images, and practical details (prices, references, contact information).
The advisual method
Briefing
We meet with you to understand your needs, objectives and expectations.
Creative development
Our team transforms your brief into a tailored visual concept.
Concept presentation
We present our proposal and gather your feedback.
Final adjustments
We refine every detail and prepare the approved artwork for production.
Printing & delivery
We manage the production process and deliver the finished materials to you.
Selected works
A glimpse of what we create
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Business cards
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Business cards
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Business cards
A project in mind?
Let’s create something memorable
*monday-friday / 8.00-17.00 / Luxembourg time
Material matters
Two print directions we love, each with its own character.
450 gsm Bristol board paper
for a smooth, matte finish with a crisp, contemporary feel.
Gloss spot UV over a full matte lamination
to create contrast and make the logo stand out.
FAQ
Everything you need to know before we get started.
Your question isn’t covered here? Just ask us.
Not quite, a flyer usually needs to work in a few seconds, while a brochure has the space to build a case, so the writing and layout can develop an argument rather than just make an impression.
There’s no fixed number, but the moment content gets stretched to fill pages, it starts working against you. We’d rather help trim a longer draft than pad a short one.
Mainly the page count. Saddle stitching works well for shorter documents, while perfect binding suits higher page counts or when you want the spine to sit flat, like a small book.
Either works, we can shape existing material into something more structured, or start from your key points if the content isn’t written yet.
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