The Team

We are a dedicated team of designers and production executives who work in tandem.

 
"The details are not the details. They make the design."

– Charles Eames (1907–1978)

-scope Ateliers: Where Vision Meets Design, and Design Meets Craft

It all started with a shared passion and a desire to create a space where ideas take shape (literally!). In 2012, Tania Arwachan and Nadim Zablit merged their visions to form -scope Ateliers—a place where design is not just imagined but crafted down to the last detail—bridging strategy, creativity, and craftsmanship to shape brand identities, packaging, and cultural narratives with precision and purpose.

At -scope Ateliers, we don’t just design; we create with production in mind. Whether developing brand identities, packagings, or publications, we ensure that every concept is both visually compelling and technically feasible. In the cultural sphere, our expertise in exhibition graphics, art books, and publications enhances artistic narratives in ways that are both meaningful and meticulously executed.

The Team: A Synergy of Talents

Our team is at the heart of everything we do. Our designers, production specialists, and office coordinators work together in an exploratory lab where experimentation is encouraged, and collaboration is key.

We approach design with production in mind, ensuring that materials, finishes, and structures enhance the creative vision from the outset. Our production team—masters of print, binding, and finishing—transforms ideas into tangible, high-quality outcomes with skill and precision.

We believe that design is the result of curiosity, craftsmanship, and collaboration—where every detail is thoughtfully considered, and every challenge is an opportunity to innovate.

M.C. Escher – Metamorphosis II (1939-40)

Escher’s Metamorphosis II embodies transformation—where forms evolve seamlessly, much like our design process. This mirrors our philosophy at -scope Ateliers: we bridge concept and production, ensuring every detail contributes to a cohesive and meticulously crafted whole.

M.C. Escher – Metamorphosis II (1939-40)
woodcut, 19.2 cm × 389.5 cm
(selected crops)