Studio Marmite
Branding, graphic design and website creation services for businesses and brands
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Studio Marmite
Studio Marmite is a creative studio offering custom brand identity, graphic design, e-commerce platforms, showcase websites, illustration and promotional campaigns.
It works with businesses seeking visual branding and communication materials, including online shops with features such as click and collect. The studio is a creative duo comprising Margaux and Benjamin.
Studio Marmite was founded in 2020 and is based in Toulouse, France.
Product: Custom brand identity, graphic design, e-commerce platforms, showcase websites, illustration and promotional campaigns.
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