Design Subscription Service.

Gain unlimited access to creative solutions that fit your needs.

About the founders 👤

Meet Johan and Anne Christine, the dynamic duo behind Studio Ravioli, a burgeoning creative agency nestled in Scandinavia. With a fusion of UX/UI design prowess and creative communication finesse, they embarked on this entrepreneurial journey to redefine design solutions for businesses. Boasting over a decade of combined experience, their professional odyssey spans across diverse landscapes, encompassing both client and agency realms. This multifaceted journey has endowed them with a profound insight into the intricate needs of growing companies, shaping their approach to design and creative processes.

Discovering a golden opportunity 💡

Johan and Anne Christine noticed something missing in the design industry: businesses on the rise needed more flexible and accessible design solutions that also included communication strategies. That's why they started Studio Ravioli. By combining top-notch design and product development with effective communication, they aim to truly understand both the product and the brand.

Welcome to Studio Ravioli 🏪

“Think of us like Netflix, but for design. We’re a design subscription service that provides businesses with unlimited access to design and creative solutions, for a flat monthly fee. Named after our love for pasta, our studio is all about satisfaction and reliability”

What is the growth potential of this business 🌎?

“Our growth vision is to team up with creative talents globally as we expand our offerings. We believe there’s a potential future in offering design as a flexible, subscription-based service. Everyone from startups to established companies needs design that can adapt with them, and we want to be there to provide it.”

Why did you guys choose to bootstrap?

"Currently, we manage all aspects of our business independently. However, this doesn't rule out the possibility of seeking funding in the future. As our services expand, we recognize that scaling will become necessary”