Our agency  

We are a creative agency specialized in designing high-impact training experiences for luxury brands. 
We create custom learning journeys, training kits, immersive workshops, digital content, and storytelling tools that elevate brand DNA and business performance. 

Our clients operate in fashion, beauty, jewelry, spirits, and premium retail. 
We believe training should be as desirable as the brands we serve. 

The Role 

We are looking for a Graphic Designer to collaborate with us on various creative training projects. 

You will need to strictly follow the established graphic guidelines of the Maisonyou work for and taking them to the next level to transform strategic and pedagogical content into visually powerful, elegant, and engaging materials. 

Your work may include: 

• Training PowerPoints (high-end, visually refined, strong proposition, animation) 
• Training books (indesign) 
• Web and mobile interfaces for sites & games (figma) 
• Movie editing  
• Motion design is a plus 
• Illustration is a plus  

What we’re looking for 

• The ability to infuse a creative vision  
• Sensitivity to luxury codes (fashion, beauty, jewelry, spirits universe) 
• Attention to details and visual coherence  
• Autonomous, reliable, and responsive 
• Able to adapt to a variety of brand universes  
• English speaking 

Tools 

Ideally, you are comfortable with: 

• Adobe Creative Suite (InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop) 
• PowerPoint  
• After Effects  
• Figma  
• 3D skills would be a plus  

How we work 

You will collaborate closely with a dedicated Project Manager. They are responsible for the brief, the structure, and the content. They usually provide a first intention for the artistic direction, but they genuinely welcome creative input and visual vision from the designer. 

Our clients operate in the luxury sector and have very high expectations. This means we iterate. We adjust. We polish. We refine details — sometimes several times — until the result meets both strategic objectives and aesthetic excellence. 

For us, content and design carry equal weight. The visual must elevate the message, not just decorate it. Excellence is not an intention. It’s a standard.