● Identity · Festival
Château Amour Festival
A festival identity, in print and in motion. Identity for a house music festival built on one idea, a castle of love: one stage, outdoors, and a visual system that has changed with every edition since 2023.
- Client
- Château Amour
- Role
- Identity and motion
- Deliverables
- Identity, posters, motion design
- Editions
- Four, since June 2023
- Years
- 2023–2026
- Status
- Still running: fourth edition in 2026
Context
A castle of love, inside a festival.
Château Amour is a house music festival: one stage, outdoors, national and international DJs, a bohemian chic crowd. The first edition took place on Saturday 17 June 2023. The festival is still running: the fourth edition ran over two days, Friday 26 and Saturday 27 June 2026.
What makes the project particular is time. The identity was not drawn once: it has moved from one edition to the next.
The system
One typeface, seven colours.


Four editions
One poster a year.
The mark, the wordmark and the typeface stay. Each year the festival changes its colour world, and every piece follows. Select a poster to open its edition.
Edition by edition
One mark, four worlds.
2023: The first
Saturday 17 June 2023
Château de Vauclaire, Meyrargues
A plain pink ground, the line in red, and a round sticker that travels from the poster to the screens. Each artist is announced on a polaroid.






2024: The red
Saturday 21 September 2024
Domaine Martin de Grangeneuve, Jonquières
The festival moves to a wine estate and turns deep red. The line goes white, the artists appear in black and white, and the mark becomes a pattern on screen.




2025: The gradient
Friday 13 and Saturday 14 June 2025
Domaine Martin de Grangeneuve, Jonquières
Two days, so two line-ups. A yellow to pink gradient with grain carries everything, from the landscape poster to one ticket per pass.










2026: The night
Friday 26 and Saturday 27 June 2026
Domaine Martin de Grangeneuve, Jonquières
Black, with the stage in orange smoke. The line-up takes over the poster in large type, and each artist gets a card on the orange gradient.









