Sometimes the greatest ideas look like mistakes

Most people reject them before they understand them
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1988

In 1988, Philippe Starck sketched an idea on a paper napkin in a pizzeria

No research. No committee. No focus group
Philippe Starck sketching the Juicy Salif
Juicy Salif citrus juicer

They called it strange

Impractical
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Unusual
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Wrong

Today it stands in museums around the world

Because remarkable ideas are rarely obvious in the beginning
Juicy Salif on a pedestal inside a contemporary art museum

We didn't choose the name Juice because it sounded creative

We chose it because of what it represents

Giant sequoia tree dwarfing people standing at its base

We named it after an idea

An idea that emerged against all common sense

A belief that originality beats conformity

When everyone launches ads,
we rethink the product
When everyone builds websites,
we rethink the customer journey
When everyone follows trends,
we look for leverage
Principles
01
Data over assumptions
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Strategy before execution
03
Simplicity scales
04
Creativity needs purpose
05
Growth is designed
Results
60+
Active clients
8+
Years of experience
M€
In ad spend managed
100+
Projects delivered

We are not for everyone

01
Ambitious founders
02
Growing brands
03
Businesses willing to challenge assumptions
04
People building something meaningful
Basketball player dunking with crowd celebrating

If your marketing looks exactly like your competitors, you've already lost

If you're ready to rethink the rules, let's talk