A field of grass under an open sky

Breethr, Optimizing every breath.

Client
Breethr HQ
Date
2026
Industry
Consumer Hardware
Sub-industry
Health Tech
Capabilities
Narrative and Brand StrategyVisual IdentityWebsite Design and Development3D Product VisualisationMotion DesignProduct DesignCMF
Link
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Breethr is an air optimization company built on real air-quality science, focused on indoor air.

Since starting as Active Buildings in 2014, through a first prototype installed in a hospital IVF department and deployments across schools, gyms, and buildings, Breethr had spent over a decade proving the science worked.

When the team approached us, the company was expanding into a full product range, and moving from a pollution-response category into a performance brand for people who already invest in how they sleep, train, and recover.

The brand needed to carry the same authority as the health-performance names that audience already trusted. We became the design partner across the full system, brand, product, and web.

Instead of leading with the product, we built the narrative around the fact that everyone takes roughly 10,357 breaths a day, and almost none of them are optimized. That fact became the frame for a broader authority-building visual system, warm tones, sharp and rounded typography mixed, technical transparency through exploded 3D views and CAD diagrams, positioning Breethr as the category itself rather than one purifier among many.

That authority had to hold up in the product too. For the P1, the studio's first portable unit, we worked the CMF and form factor, mapping vents, LED panel, and airflow function together.

A contact sheet of thirty environment renders exploring light, landscape and interior framing
The grass landscape being built in a 3D viewport
A full scroll of the Breethr site, from the IVF clinic story through the disciplines behind the product to the team and the institutions it is installed in
Before
The original BREETHR XL spec sheet: a wall of iconography and dense body copy
After
The redrawn spec sheet: four figures, one exploded render, and the line Clean air, engineered for large spaces
The Breethr XL exploded in wireframe on a pale grey ground, fasteners, end cap and filter stack pulled apart
The P1's louvre profile under construction in a 3D viewport
The Breethr contact page, the product turning against a copper ground beside the enquiry form
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