WE MAKE BRANDS IMPOSSIBLE TO IGNORE.
Riot House is a 14-person studio in Lisbon and Montréal building identities, campaigns and packaging for brands that would rather be loved and hated than politely tolerated. We do strategy, design, film and the loud part in between.
Stuff we made
that worked.
BUBBL — a soda that shouts back
Rebrand, can system and a launch film for a craft soda that wanted shelf presence without looking like every other pastel can. Sold out in 11 days, listed in 340 stores.
NOISEFEST 2026
Full festival identity: posters, wayfinding, motion package and a ticketing page that converted at 9.4%.
CHONK hot sauce
Naming, packaging and a mascot we are contractually not allowed to explain. Three flavours, three personalities, one very loud shelf block.
VELVET RIOT — capsule drop
Lookbook art direction, a 22-second stop-motion teaser and a drop page that held 40,000 concurrent shoppers without breaking a sweat (or the type).
Big numbers.
Zero fluff.
brands launched or relaunched since we opened the doors in 2019.
design awards we did not expect, including one for a hot sauce label.
of clients come back within 18 months. We checked twice.
People say
nice things.
“They took our safe, forgettable brand and made it the thing people screenshot. Sales followed within a quarter.”
“Fastest agency we’ve worked with that also happens to be the most obsessive. A rare and slightly frightening combination.”
“We asked for ‘bold.’ They asked ‘how bold?’ and then went three steps past our answer. Correct call.”
Pick a pack.
Or invent one.
THE SPARK
- Positioning sprint + messaging spine
- Logo & core identity system
- One launch asset of your choice
- Brand guidelines (the useful kind)
THE RIOT
- Everything in The Spark
- Campaign concept + art direction
- Film or motion package (up to 60s)
- Packaging or web design
- Launch-week support on call
THE HOUSE
- Ongoing creative direction
- Design + motion retainer (40h/mo)
- Quarterly brand health check
- Priority everything
LET’S MAKE
SOMETHING LOUD.
Tell us what you’re launching and what you’re afraid of. We’ll come back within two days with an honest take, a rough shape and a number — no 40-page decks.