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A treasure trove of graphic riches on offer thanks to Berlin studio Stahl R

Date
14 January 2013

Berlin-based studio Stahl R only launched last year and yet already their portfolio is full to bursting with interesting, exciting and eye-catching projects. Formed by former HORT art director Tobias Röttger and Royal College of Art graduate Susanne Stahl, who previously worked at Fons Hickmann m23, there’s clearly a huge amount of expertise involved, but even with this in mind a romp through their varied work is a genuine pleasure. From catalogues for the Goldrausch organisation that promotes female artists to a MeteoPoem a programme which visualises weather conditions – to create “an emotional and intuitive model of weather” that goes beyond mere symbols – their work is intelligent, beguiling and stylish without being try-hard trendy. We’re looking forward to seeing how their second year pans out.

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Stahl-R: MeteoPoem

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Stahl-R: MeteoPoem

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Stahl-R: MeteoPoem

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Stahl-R: MeteoPoem

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Stahl-R: MeteoPoem

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Stahl-R: Curiosity for Pitti Uomo

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Stahl-R: Goldrausch Catalogues

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Stahl-R: Goldrausch Catalogues

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Stahl-R: Goldrausch Catalogues

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Stahl-R: Goldrausch Catalogues

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Stahl-R: Goldrausch Catalogues

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Stahl-R: Goldrausch Catalogues

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Rob Alderson

Rob Alderson is a freelance writer, editor and strategist. He was previously editor-in-chief of It’s Nice That and WePresent, and editor of Design Week. He publishes the newsletter Undo, which tries to make sense of how AI is changing design work, the design process and the design industry.

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