Our local studios serve Spain, Sweden and Greece in full. The International Desk runs a tighter brief: brand, web, creative direction and select visualization for businesses anywhere the work needs to land.
Brand identity, web, creative direction, and select visualization, delivered from a partner-led team that works the way good agencies used to. No account layers. No proposal theatre. A direct line to the people who do the work.
Each local site serves a single market, whether Madrid, Stockholm or Athens, with everything: full visualization pipelines, on-the-ground production, language, and the kind of relationship that needs a coffee, not a calendar invite.
Not a full archive. A selection that shows how the desk works: identity, web and space held to one standard, from the first call to the day it goes live.
We don't run pitches. We don't write proposals to win the work. We have a free discovery call and decide together if we're the right fit.
Print, packaging supply chain, full ad-agency production, signage manufacture: handled by the local studio that owns your market, not the desk.
A free 30-minute call. The partner who'd run your project. We agree what to build and whether we should.
Competitor, customer, current-state. A written position before a single shape is drawn.
Identity, web, direction. Weekly working sessions in your time zone. One round of strategic review per phase.
We ship. We stay 90 days. Then either we keep going on retainer or we hand it cleanly to your team.
Most of the work that crosses borders is done badly because nobody owns it end-to-end. The International Desk exists so one partner does.
You don't need a studio in your city. You need a studio that has done the thing you're trying to do, in a market that looked a lot like yours, and is willing to fly twice to get it right.
Design is the lever. Everything else is the load.
Five minutes. No proposal theatre. A senior partner reads every brief, usually back within two working days.
Or skip the form: info@eoloslab.com
You'll hear back within two working days, usually with a question, sometimes with "this isn't us, here's who is." Either way, a human, in writing.