Our Studio

We believe good design should feel effortless and communicate with intention, hold meaning over time, and support real growth and not just look good in the moment.

Small team, big impact

Hi, we are Alvaro and Annika. The founders of Klee. We work closely across strategy, design, and direction, brought together by a shared taste for modern, editorial design. Álvaro leads visual design and execution: identity systems, digital experience, and craft. Annika leads brand strategy, creative direction, and client collaboration, shaping the vision and structure behind each project.

Klee started in Amsterdam, but design has always been the constant for both of us, long before that. In our own ways, we were always the people who noticed the layout, the typography, the texture of the packaging everyone else walked past.

What kept us going is a belief that's still underestimated: branding is not decoration on top of a business, it's what decides whether that business grows. As Steve Forbes put it, "Your brand is the single most important investment you can make in your business." We built Klee around that, working closely with the people behind a business rather than handing over a folder of files.


Today, we stay small and hands-on with every project we take on, choosing depth over headcount, and craft over volume.

01

Setting the direction

Every project starts with clarity. We take time to understand the goals, context, and constraints before any design decisions are made. By asking the right questions early, we define a clear point of view that guides the work and keeps everything focused from the start.

Chrome gradient cube with rounded edges on a white background—minimal 3D object for modern product design.

01

Setting the direction

Every project starts with clarity. We take time to understand the goals, context, and constraints before any design decisions are made. By asking the right questions early, we define a clear point of view that guides the work and keeps everything focused from the start.

Chrome gradient cube with rounded edges on a white background—minimal 3D object for modern product design.

01

Setting the direction

Every project starts with clarity. We take time to understand the goals, context, and constraints before any design decisions are made. By asking the right questions early, we define a clear point of view that guides the work and keeps everything focused from the start.

Chrome gradient cube with rounded edges on a white background—minimal 3D object for modern product design.

02

Shaping the idea

With a clear direction in place, we explore how the idea takes shape. This phase is about translating intent into form: testing structure, visual language, and layout until the concept feels focused, coherent, and right.

Macro of clear effervescent bubbles in water on a soft gray background—sparkling, minimal texture for clean skincare aesthetic.

02

Shaping the idea

With a clear direction in place, we explore how the idea takes shape. This phase is about translating intent into form: testing structure, visual language, and layout until the concept feels focused, coherent, and right.

Macro of clear effervescent bubbles in water on a soft gray background—sparkling, minimal texture for clean skincare aesthetic.

02

Shaping the idea

With a clear direction in place, we explore how the idea takes shape. This phase is about translating intent into form: testing structure, visual language, and layout until the concept feels focused, coherent, and right.

Macro of clear effervescent bubbles in water on a soft gray background—sparkling, minimal texture for clean skincare aesthetic.

03

Designing the experience

This is where the work comes together. A brand isn’t just how it looks. It’s how it behaves. Systems are built to feel consistent and considered, with careful attention to detail and longevity.

Abstract glitter resin sculpture resembling clustered bubbles on white background—minimal, modern art object.

03

Designing the experience

This is where the work comes together. A brand isn’t just how it looks. It’s how it behaves. Systems are built to feel consistent and considered, with careful attention to detail and longevity.

Abstract glitter resin sculpture resembling clustered bubbles on white background—minimal, modern art object.

03

Designing the experience

This is where the work comes together. A brand isn’t just how it looks. It’s how it behaves. Systems are built to feel consistent and considered, with careful attention to detail and longevity.

Abstract glitter resin sculpture resembling clustered bubbles on white background—minimal, modern art object.

04

Refinement

This final phase is about craft and care. We refine layout, hierarchy, and rhythm, shaping content so it reads clearly and flows naturally. It’s where the details come together, creating work that feels thoughtful, considered, and easy to spend time with.

Minimalist brushed-steel chair in a white corner studio—industrial, brutalist modern furniture.

04

Refinement

This final phase is about craft and care. We refine layout, hierarchy, and rhythm, shaping content so it reads clearly and flows naturally. It’s where the details come together, creating work that feels thoughtful, considered, and easy to spend time with.

Minimalist brushed-steel chair in a white corner studio—industrial, brutalist modern furniture.

04

Refinement

This final phase is about craft and care. We refine layout, hierarchy, and rhythm, shaping content so it reads clearly and flows naturally. It’s where the details come together, creating work that feels thoughtful, considered, and easy to spend time with.

Minimalist brushed-steel chair in a white corner studio—industrial, brutalist modern furniture.

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