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One of these was designed.
The other was posted.







Photographed the way it is actually eaten

A drink that tastes the way the brand sounds — served on the same green check the room is built on.
The grade

















Discomfort, tension and intimacy, discussed plainly and without embarrassment.
Urgency, leakage and habits, and how everyday behaviour interacts with the floor.
What is normal, what is not, and a calm route back to strength.
Breathing, pressure and training, so the floor is supported before anything goes wrong.





Photographed like real life, not like a clinic
Private sessions, anywhere. Your questions, your body, your pace.
Private · onlineSmall groups, in person. Learning together makes the subject ordinary.
Groups · in personStructured, evidence-informed material for the questions that come before symptoms.
Self-paced · evidence-informed
Women’s health physiotherapist
By a woman, for women. She built FemiCora so pelvic health could be understood long before it becomes a problem to solve.
“For the first time someone explained my own body to me, calmly, and without making me feel broken.”
1:1 session“I came in anxious and left with a plan I actually understood. No jargon, no shame.”
Online guidance“The workshop changed how our whole team thinks about pelvic health.”
Studio workshop, Berlin





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Strategy · Branding · Product Direction · Cinematic Content · Growth
Berlin · Hospitality · Ongoing · 2026
Rhubarb · Rose Water · Apple
A signature drink shaped from ALETRA's wider idea of bringing Levantine flavours into unexpected contemporary combinations.
Concept direction and naming by ALETRA.
LeMont already had the food, the space, live music, events and an established audience.
What was missing was one clear identity connecting them.
The challenge was not simply to improve social media. It was to make the entire restaurant feel like one recognisable brand.
The goal was never to remove the culture. It was to express it without cliché.
Rooted · Refined · Warm · Shared · Modern
That direction shaped the identity, content, drinks, dining experience, communication and future positioning of the restaurant.
A more restrained visual world replaced generic ideas of Middle Eastern luxury.
Deep green, warm ivory, editorial typography and a cleaner visual language created a contemporary expression of the Levant.
Colour
Dark Forest Green #202A25 · Warm Ivory #F3EFE5 · Soft Sage #A8B39E · Muted Butter #E7D79A
Typography
Instrument Serif for editorial headlines. IBM Plex Sans for information and supporting communication.
Brand thinking moved beyond the logo.
Rose water, cardamom, hibiscus, citrus, herbs and floral flavours became part of the wider creative direction for signature drinks and dishes.
Don't just tell guests where the brand comes from. Let them taste it.
Photography and film shifted from conventional food presentation toward texture, movement, hands, preparation, atmosphere and experience.
The goal was not just to show what the restaurant serves. It was to make people imagine being there.
ALETRA connected strategy, identity, experience and cinematic content under one creative direction.
Strategy → Identity → Experience → Content → Momentum
LeMont · Berlin · Ongoing · 2026