Hard-shell suitcases or foldable bags BG Berlin will catch your eye at first glance. This relatively young but rapidly growing company strives to do things differently and avoid boring monotony. The design of their products is therefore inspired by the work of young artists who are certainly not afraid of bright colors and original motifs. Let's take a closer look at some of them!
Michela Picchi
Michela is a versatile Italian artist who made a breakthrough in Germany thanks to her creative ideas. In addition to classic painting and illustration, she focuses primarily on clothing and fashion accessory design. She always puts a piece of herself into her work and strives to give it a certain dose of sophistication. She considers everything in her life an experiment that can bring interesting experiences, which are then reflected in her visions and subsequently in her actual work.
She is particularly known for her combinations of pastel colors, from which you won't be able to take your eyes off. For BG Berlin, she designed, for example, the Looking Around pattern.
Robert Richter
Robert is a successful graphic designer with a passion for graffiti and street art. He draws inspiration from everyday life, trying to add depth to it and show it in a completely new light. He has already tried many things in the world of design - from websites and classic illustrations on paper to the fashion industry. He has also attracted many world-renowned companies; his work has been used by, for example, IKEA.
In collaboration with BG Berlin, he created the Juicy Beats, Tropical Sounds Red, and Music Artist patterns.
Lobo
Lobo is a Brazilian pop-art artist inspired by a generation of artists such as Andy Warhol, Keith Haring, or Pollock. He is particularly fond of bold colors, which he uses to capture a certain story. His style is very distinctive and has gained fans on several continents; he has also attracted very well-known companies such as Heineken and C&A.
His work includes the playful designs of the BG Berlin Urbe Lobo suitcase and also the Eco bag Lobo.
Xavier Iturralde
Designer and artist Xavier follows the motto "We create, therefore we are". Boredom is definitely not for him, and he is very flexible in his work. He focuses primarily on graphic design and illustrations of all kinds.
You can enjoy Xavier's works on your travels if you purchase a BG Berlin suitcase in the TV Set, Cave Man, or Glam LPS variant.
Jorge Gomez
This Colombian professional graphic designer with many years of experience has also lent his ideas to BG Berlin. His passion is art in general, which he has already proven in several prestigious leadership positions, for example as an art director at Kodak. Today, he is an independent artist, giving his visions their own direction.
BG Berlin owes the Navy Sense motif primarily to Jorge.

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