An important and prestigious project, for a leading name in the fascinating world of paper. Fedrigoni Paper Box not only collects 80 ranges of the highest quality papers of the historic Veronese brand, but also tells an all-Italian story through colors, finishes and combinations. We proudly present this latest...
We have created this exclusive saddle holder keg for Prestige’s valuable saddle line, Renaissance.
Opero made the invitations for the Italian designer Luisa Bertoldo during Milan Design Week, the result is an essential box with great attention for details.
For this year’s launch of the new Adidas Nite Jogger sneakers, we created this exclusive book for the official stores with particular reflections which take up the features of the sneakers.
Exclusive commemorative invitation for the Italian brand. In line with the tradition, we designed this precious box containing sartorial gadgetry.
Catalogue of the exhibition of the contemporary British artist at Palazzo Grassi Punta della Dogana.
Dog Coat Collection catalogue we made for Camon, leading company in the pet products industry.
For Nature Design Catalogue we came up with an idea consistent with the brand identity.
This collection reports the travels of the explorer Hércules Florence. The project has been commissioned by the Hércules Florence Institute and it features the two books enclosed in an exclusive numbered case.
The black and white photographic series Geisha Ink by Reka Nyari comes back to life through this exclusive numbered and signed by the artist book.
Collection of David Silver’s English silverware before the English civil war’s private collection. Opero made the official book and the handcrafted limited edition book.
Celebrative book about the development of the urban project of the prestigious London borough of Mayfair Park.
In accordance with the main image of the brand, the Tela Catalogue takes up the layers of fabric, through a new tactile language.
Opero made the official booklet for the series of global conferences about human rights.
