Studio Kader is an independent project studio for art and design founded by Carolina Aboarrage and Lot Meijers. Within Studio Kader, Carolina specializes in graphic design, while Lot's focus is on project management. They also offer combined services, simplifying things for clients.
One branch of Kaders expertise lies in crafting identities, publications, motion graphics, websites, and exhibition identities, with an eye for vibrant color combinations, layered aesthetics and distinctive typography.
The other branch offers professional project management, including exhibition production and commission supervision, primarily serving clients in the cultural sector. Kader has a wealth of experience in handling intricate projects both locally and internationally.
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RijksMuseum Twente
- We're excited to work on the identity for the exhibition Elsbeth Cochius at RijksMuseum Twente in Enchede.
- roda - soft water on hard stone is an artist residency programme. Studio Kader is currently designing the visual identity and website.
TextielLab 2025
- We’re excited to be working on the signage design and concept for the TextielLab, part of the Textile Museum in Tilburg.
Danielian gallery
- We are currently working on the visual identity and website for the Danielian Gallery in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.
Designing Society
- During Dutch Design Week 2024, we designed Designing Society, an exhibition that brought together four initiatives under one roof: World Design Embassies, Maakruimte voor Mooi NL, De Publieke Ontwerppraktijk, and What if Lab.
- The exhibition showcased a diverse range of (mainly) social design projects within a clear and structured space. The central visual identity was inspired by the theme of societal evolution, taking the movement of dividing cells as its starting point. This visual metaphor highlights the continuous growth of social initiatives and underscores how design can contribute to the development and transformation of communities.
- In partnership with Hofmeijer Dekker Ontwerpers, we developed a spatial design that provided clarity and ensured each project had its own distinct presence. Sustainability was central to the project, with rented and reusable materials, while accessibility was prioritized through tactile maps, a wheelchair-friendly layout, and carefully considered details.
This collaboration created a space for reflection and inspiration, made possible by the contributions of our partners and visitors.
- Photos and video: Jordi Huisman