Web, brand, print
Nimāra Pilates
Brand identity, site and print for a reformer pilates studio in Santa Catalina, Palma de Mallorca.

The brief
Nimāra is a reformer pilates studio in Santa Catalina, which opened on 11 September 2026. The work ran from the name and the identity through to the site, the print artwork and the launch assets. It needed to feel calm and considered, and to hold a premium register without slipping into wellness cliché.
The problem
Most pilates studios look the same online: terracotta palettes and stock photography of women in athleisure on hardwood floors. Nimāra needed to read as a brand that could credibly stand alongside hospitality and beauty houses rather than only other studios.
The approach
- 01Audited more than forty studios across three cities before drawing anything, to establish which decisions would make the brand invisible.
- 02Defined the typographic system before any layout work, so the brand reads first as letterforms and second as imagery.
- 03Directed photography towards editorial stillness rather than fitness energy.
- 04Structured the site to scale from one studio to three without a rebuild.
- 05Launched with four languages at full parity: English, Spanish, French and German, switched in place.
- 06Drew the print artwork off the same system: stationery, window vinyl, and the opening and discovery flyers.
The identity
Outcomes
- •The brand is visually distinct from every other studio in the local market.
- •The studio opened on 11 September 2026 with the timetable, retail and checkout running live on the site.
- •The identity has not drifted since it was locked, because every permitted colourway exists as a finished file.
- •The architecture is ready for a second and third location without redesign.
Stack
Framework
Next.js
Language
TypeScript
Styling
Tailwind
Motion
GSAP
Scroll
Lenis
Hosting
Vercel
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