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    The Invitation Box

    The Invitation Box

    The box, together with its various A5 inserts carrying the information and sponsors.

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    The Business Card

    The Business Card

    Front and back.

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    Lisa Carletta: the Wood in Wonderland

    Lisa Carletta: the Wood in Wonderland

    Seven photographs for the Wood's communication. Photographs: Lisa Carletta.

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    The Wood Restaurant Menu Book · 2009

    The Wood Restaurant Menu Book · 2009

    In 2009, the Wood restaurant menu took the form of a 233-page book. Alongside dishes, drinks and wines, it introduced readers to the history of the Bois de la Cambre, nature photography and the venue’s partners. More than a menu, this document brought together the restaurant’s offerings and Wood’s visual world in a single communication piece. It is shown here in full, preserving its graphic composition and the prices of the period.

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    The Urban And Nature Poster

    The Urban And Nature Poster

    Vertical launch poster, the forest cut out in the letters of the Wood.

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    Exclusive Wood Key

    Exclusive Wood Key

    Champagne G.H. Mumm card, front and back.

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    Magical Card

    Magical Card

    Your Guest Is Our Guest, front and back. Photo © Lisa Carletta for Wood.

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    Wood: partner and VIP cards

    Wood: partner and VIP cards

    The common front, the ten partner cards and the "Famous" card, gathered in a single album.

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    The Wood Brasserie Menu

    The Wood Brasserie Menu

    The complete brasserie menu, covers and inner pages.

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    The Wood Drinks Menu

    The Wood Drinks Menu

    A4 tent menu folded in two, vertical format 105 × 297 mm.

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    The Wood: An Award-Winning Website

    The Wood: An Award-Winning Website

    The Wood's website created by Emakina, under the artistic direction of Carl De Moncharline.

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