The Ferrari 488 Pista is a street-legal racecar equipped with the most powerful V8 engine in the history of the iconic Maranello brand. Angelini Design was entrusted with creating the communication material for the model’s unveil event as well as the catalog dedicated to this masterpiece of style and technology.

In recent years, the Fall In Thai restaurant has attracted attention in Shanghai for their Thai-style hot pot in the city’s upscale Mixc shopping mall. With their growing success, Fall In Thai are opening a second restaurant, in the iAPM luxury shopping mall, and have decided to revise their brand, targeting young, style-conscious customers that value quality. 

VPM is a joint venture between Versalis, an Italian company in the field of industrial chemistry and plastics, Petrochem, leader in the production of drilling fluids, and Mazrui Energy Services, which specializes in services and integrated solutions for the Oil & Gas industry in the Middle East. The new brand was presented in Abu Dhabi at the 2018 ADIPEC, the most important Oil & Gas trade fair in the world; its mission is to lead the oilfield chemicals sector with a perfect synthesis of Versalis’s know-how and Mazrui’s ability to work with local market players.

For the seventh consecutive year, ENGIE was the energy and sustainability partner of the French Tennis Federation, actively working to make the Roland-Garros tournament a model eco-responsible event. From 27 September to 11 October 2020, ENGIE provided the French Open with unparalleled know-how in green energy supply, eco-innovation, sustainable development and solidarity projects supported by Fondation ENGIE. 

Annatura offers a wide range of fresh and pre-cooked, plant-based products, available in many supermarket chains. Angelini Design defined the positioning strategy for the company and carried out the launch of its new brand, starting with an ecosystem of diverse assets: from name to packaging, and from website design to social media. 

For the past few years, Berlucchi – founded by Guido Berlucchi and Franco Ziliani in 1955, and currently the name for Franciacorta spumante made according to the strictest rules in the world – has been working to redefine its position in the market. Eager to shift its image from colorful and emphatic visuals to a more simplified and elegant look, the company entrusted its consultants at Angelini Design with redesigning the secondary packaging for Berlucchi ’61, inspired by the world of fashion and fine perfumery.