Work

Bottle, label, components and case for Bou Barroeta's centenary.

More than a decade building a flexible brand language across packaging, seasons, products and store experience.

An eight-bar bean-to-bar system that translates cacao’s origin into a jungle-inspired unboxing experience, extended into a digital communication system.

Identity, isotype and brand architecture for Grupo Emaresa and its five sub-brands, with applications and a digital system.

Identity and experience system for Walmart Chile's innovation ecosystem: logotype, graphic language and applications.

To turn a bone broth made in Valdivia into a contemporary superfood, JVD created a name, an identity and a packaging system that brought it all together.

To turn a new dining concept into an experience capable of transforming the everyday, JVD created MUN: a name, an identity and a packaging system.

From an evolving portfolio to a complete brand system.

To prove that print can become an experience, JVD and Colorpack developed a piece that isn't seen all at once: it opens in layers, unfolding gradually.

For Antalis GMS and Arjowiggins to present their luxury papers as more than a swatch catalogue, JVD created a fictional hotel universe.

Updating an iconic wine and creating its counterpart: two labels united by the same family story.

A new family of six varietals able to grow without losing recognition.

The art of the pause, turned into a system.

Two labels to make a territory visible.

Making resistance visible.

From a healthy marketplace to a brand able to organize an ecosystem.

A commemorative piece that turns 150 years of history into an experience of gifting, unboxing and permanence.

Making choosing the dough as simple as imagining the pizza.

Turning sustainability into a premium brand experience.

Turning an Ayurvedic tradition into a recognizable packaging system.

Making the celebration start before the first bite.

Turning a family story into a wine portfolio.

A mineral, tactile packaging system for VIK's iconic natural wine, built around an original work by Álvaro Gabler.

To update a family winery with a tradition dating back to 1889, JVD evolved its identity and reorganized four wine tiers within a single system.

Updating a Chilean brand with more than 70 years of history without losing what already made it recognizable.