The portfolio features a curated selection of independent concept studies and commissioned projects developed by Ciphra & Co.
Each project reflects a research-led approach, translating brand meaning into identity, narrative, and experience.

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A material-led identity inspired by glass, light, and transparency. Set within a Parisian context, the project examines how fragility and reflection can shape brand expression.

A conceptual exploration imagining fashion houses as places to stay.
Not a hotel, but a brand universe where identity becomes spatial language, ritual, and mood.

A study on silence, restraint, and absence as forms of luxury. This project explores how what is removed can hold as much meaning as what remains.

A hospitality concept rooted in Nordic restraint and slow living. Silent Cove interprets calm, tactility, and emotional quiet as the core of luxury experience.

A conceptual dining and hospitality study exploring ritual, materiality, and cultural memory.

ALMA reimagines fine dining as a sensory experience where space, pacing, and atmosphere are as intentional as the menu itself.

The project interprets luxury through warmth, restraint, and emotional depth, positioning dining as a moment of presence rather than spectacle.

CIPHRÉ is a conceptual wine identity exploring time, preservation, and origin.
Rooted in Tuscan winemaking culture, the project translates patience and heritage into a restrained visual language.

The identity focuses on typography, symbolism, and material detail
positioning wine not as a product, but as a vessel of time and memory.

These independent concept studies by Ciphra & Co. explore how global hospitality brands translate identity into experience beyond food or service.

Inspired by the contrasting languages of Amazónico and Nobu, the projects examine rhythm and immersion versus restraint and precision as strategic tools in shaping atmosphere, emotional connection, and brand recognition across cultures.

All work presented is conceptual and directional, developed for creative and strategic exploration only, with no commercial affiliation to the referenced brands.