The studio — Antwerp · Independent studio

Eight people.
One room.

Tweenhouse opened in 2018 around two desks, a lent lens and a hunch that identities stumble once animated, not while printed. Years on the space grew while the hunch hardened into practice: compose each piece for its instant of movement.

We remain compact deliberately. Eight seats ring a single table and a single debate — ample for identity, web, motion, product and direction, yet tight enough that each pair of hands stays familiar.

The Tweenhouse studio room near Linde Courtyard in Antwerp — a long shared table with prints, plants and daylight
The room — 18 Linde Courtyard, Antwerp

The leads

Portrait of Elise Hart, creative director

Elise Hart

Creative director

Packaging roots, still arranging shelves in her head. Steers the work, debates hardest, concedes with grace.

Portrait of Lucas Arden, design and technology lead

Lucas Arden

Design & technology

Reasons in motion curves. Constructs what he sketches, sketches what he constructs, testing both before trusting either.

Portrait of Nina Vermeer, motion lead

Nina Vermeer

Motion lead

Edits against separate stems, never the blend. Holds that a short title run can ready a room.

Also in the room — two designers · one animator · one producer · one engineer

How we work, honestly

Designers by trade, managers under protest

Whoever greets you shapes the work. No intermediary tier ever takes over midstream.

Three routes, debated honestly

Broad before tight. Two strong notions set aside early beats a diluted settlement late.

Release marks a start

We remain through the months after — observing, refining, and picking up when the card changes.

A quiet Tuesday in the room 0:08

Identity

Marks, packaging, guidance

Digital

Sites and shops, built light

Motion

Titles, film, interface movement

Collaboration

One crew from sketch to launch

Discuss a new project

Come see the room.

Tell us what you are planning. Our studio will review the brief and suggest a next step.