An independent graphic design practice rooted in rigorous typography, editorial nuance, and the tactile qualities of the printed object.

Lennart Van den Bossche (°1988) is an Italian/Belgian graphic designer, art director, and publisher. In 2011, he graduated with a Master of Arts in Graphic Design from the esteemed LUCA School of Arts in Ghent, Belgium.

His foundational career was forged within the newsroom of the acclaimed Belgian daily De Morgen. During his tenure, the paper received distinguished global recognition, earning first prize as the Best Designed Newspaper in the World (2015) and Best Designed Newspaper in Europe (2016). This editorial background instilled a deep respect for content-driven architecture, typographical discipline, and clear visual hierarchies.

In 2017, Lennart relocated to Ravenna, Italy, establishing an independent design practice. Working collaboratively with artists, cultural institutions, galleries, and independent authors, his studio develops tailor-made visual identities, exhibition catalogues, monographs, custom typefaces, and printed ephemera.

Parallel to his client-commissioned projects, he operates as a dedicated self-publisher through POV Books—an independent imprint releasing limited-run photography and art titles—and co-founded the silkscreen initiative Nieuwzeefdrukatelier.