“Menomale” is something you say with a sigh of relief when you finally realize that a problem, an unexpected setback, or a difficulty can be solved in a much simpler way than you initially thought.
But it is more than that: it is a common word, a playful expression, friendly yet clear, suggesting that, with a bit of creativity and awareness, the problem has been resolved.
This is the approach of Menomale Design.
Every project is approached with mental flexibility, technical knowledge, and careful evaluation of each idea, leading to the best possible outcome while always considering essential design principles: coherence and aesthetic quality, technical functionality, and the feasibility of production and materials.
Yet this alone may not be enough to create a truly effective and compelling product.
For Menomale, the outcome of a designer’s work is also shaped by its human dimension, not only in terms of the user at the center of the project, but also the designer themselves: designing for enjoyment, for self-discovery, and for learning from others.
The goal is to build an integrated process that leads to a product that goes beyond being merely aesthetically pleasing, something with personality, something that communicates, something that can be chosen because it is the right element to improve, even in a small way, everyday life.
Projects are journeys born from the pleasure of experiencing them, observing them, and discovering them.
And from the need to discover ourselves too.
“Menomale” is something you say with a sigh of relief when you finally realize that a problem, an unexpected setback, or a difficulty can be solved in a much simpler way than you initially thought.
But it is more than that: it is a common word, a playful expression, friendly yet clear, suggesting that, with a bit of creativity and awareness, the problem has been resolved.
This is the approach of Menomale Design.
Every project is approached with mental flexibility, technical knowledge, and careful evaluation of each idea, leading to the best possible outcome while always considering essential design principles: coherence and aesthetic quality, technical functionality, and the feasibility of production and materials.
Yet this alone may not be enough to create a truly effective and compelling product.
For Menomale, the outcome of a designer’s work is also shaped by its human dimension, not only in terms of the user at the center of the project, but also the designer themselves: designing for enjoyment, for self-discovery, and for learning from others.
The goal is to build an integrated process that leads to a product that goes beyond being merely aesthetically pleasing, something with personality, something that communicates, something that can be chosen because it is the right element to improve, even in a small way, everyday life.
Projects are journeys born from the pleasure of experiencing them, observing them, and discovering them.
And from the need to discover ourselves too.
