Museum Overview
Let's go Alonso is a graphic design studio halfway between the poetic, the playful, and the artisanal. Inspired by surrealism and a slightly punk philosophy, my stationery cultivates finesse while rejecting artifice. Modern, elegant, but above all, free. It moves away from the norm to better reveal what truly suits you.
Experience
For over ten years, I've been designing stationery, placing paper at the center of each project. Its texture, weight, color, printing, and format are never chosen at random: it's the details that tell the whole story. Each artisanal choice is carefully crafted to give meaning to the object and extend the story it carries.
Services
Custom-made stationery—and semi-custom collections—that are unique, quirky, and cheeky. Save-the-dates, announcements, thank-you cards, menus, place cards, table plans, booklets, stamps, personalized envelopes, guest gifts... Everything comes in a world that's off the beaten track.
Style
Less is (very much) more. I believe in discreet yet present design. A design that breathes, that leaves space, and that finds its strength in the details. A well-chosen word, the right typography, an illustration that says the essential… each element contributes to creating a unique atmosphere. I don't create beauty for the sake of it. I seek that balance between artistic direction and sincerity, to design a graphic universe that resonates with yours, without excess or artifice.
Testimonials
Publications on the Blogzine
A short guide to giving new meaning to your wedding stationery
The Art of Decor • Set design, floral design, stationery, ceremony & guest gifts for Madame Social Club
Wedding in the Basque Country in Bidart – Claire + Ben
Madame Social Club: The Creative Wedding Circle
ETHNIC – εθνικός
Organize an eco-responsible wedding
Mini Wedding in Provence “Al Fresco”
Bohemian fall wedding – Coralie + Bastien
Autumn trip
A Wabi-Sabi Winter Wedding
Wedding invitation
The credits
Ana Dugas, Moonrise photography, Aurelien BretonniereDiane Photography, Klem Photography, Alex vidal, Dorothée Buteau, The Lovers
