Project
EssilorLuxottica, created in 2018 from the merger of Essilor and Luxottica, is a global leader in eyewear.
The company brings together expertise in lenses and frames, combining heritage with innovation to define the future of vision.
Opportunity
The challenge was to design a corporate website that could embody the group’s values while balancing refinement and accessibility. It needed to represent the parent brand clearly, without overshadowing the many iconic names in its portfolio.
Vision
Instead of defining a single corporate color, I drew inspiration from the lens spectrum and how light reflect. The iridescent palette became the key to expressing innovation and openness, supported by a timeless black-and-white base.
The dual iconography (two circles recalling eyes and lenses) was used as a storytelling device across layouts, creating a narrative of duality and unity.
Design in Action
Typography: elegant and clean, reinforcing a sense of international polish.
Color System: a restrained monochrome foundation with iridescent accents for dynamism.
Layout: bold fields and spacious grids that allowed the corporate voice to stand out while leaving room for sub-brands.
Motion: subtle animations echoing light refractions, adding depth without distraction.
What I Learned
This project taught me the value of presence without dominance. Designing for a corporate group meant creating a system that is both strong and discreet — a stage where the brand can speak with authority, yet also let others shine. It reinforced my belief that true identity emerges not from control, but from carefully orchestrated balance.
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Project
EssilorLuxottica, created in 2018 from the merger of Essilor and Luxottica, is a global leader in eyewear.
The company brings together expertise in lenses and frames, combining heritage with innovation to define the future of vision.
Opportunity
The challenge was to design a corporate website that could embody the group’s values while balancing refinement and accessibility. It needed to represent the parent brand clearly, without overshadowing the many iconic names in its portfolio.
Vision
Instead of defining a single corporate color, I drew inspiration from the lens spectrum and how light reflect. The iridescent palette became the key to expressing innovation and openness, supported by a timeless black-and-white base.
The dual iconography (two circles recalling eyes and lenses) was used as a storytelling device across layouts, creating a narrative of duality and unity.
Design in Action
Typography: elegant and clean, reinforcing a sense of international polish.
Color System: a restrained monochrome foundation with iridescent accents for dynamism.
Layout: bold fields and spacious grids that allowed the corporate voice to stand out while leaving room for sub-brands.
Motion: subtle animations echoing light refractions, adding depth without distraction.
What I Learned
This project taught me the value of presence without dominance. Designing for a corporate group meant creating a system that is both strong and discreet — a stage where the brand can speak with authority, yet also let others shine. It reinforced my belief that true identity emerges not from control, but from carefully orchestrated balance.
More Works
Project
EssilorLuxottica, created in 2018 from the merger of Essilor and Luxottica, is a global leader in eyewear.
The company brings together expertise in lenses and frames, combining heritage with innovation to define the future of vision.
Opportunity
The challenge was to design a corporate website that could embody the group’s values while balancing refinement and accessibility. It needed to represent the parent brand clearly, without overshadowing the many iconic names in its portfolio.
Vision
Instead of defining a single corporate color, I drew inspiration from the lens spectrum and how light reflect. The iridescent palette became the key to expressing innovation and openness, supported by a timeless black-and-white base.
The dual iconography (two circles recalling eyes and lenses) was used as a storytelling device across layouts, creating a narrative of duality and unity.
Design in Action
Typography: elegant and clean, reinforcing a sense of international polish.
Color System: a restrained monochrome foundation with iridescent accents for dynamism.
Layout: bold fields and spacious grids that allowed the corporate voice to stand out while leaving room for sub-brands.
Motion: subtle animations echoing light refractions, adding depth without distraction.
What I Learned
This project taught me the value of presence without dominance. Designing for a corporate group meant creating a system that is both strong and discreet — a stage where the brand can speak with authority, yet also let others shine. It reinforced my belief that true identity emerges not from control, but from carefully orchestrated balance.