[ 0 ] Ethos
A living archive,
an alter ego.
Elelog is a small architecture and design practice based in Berlin, solo-led by Eleonora Popovska. The work moves between spatial, digital, visual, and sensory realms.
The studio is, above all, a state of mind—an alter ego where the self expands into creation, exploration, and reflection. A space to professionally dream—where ideas take shape, concepts become experiences, and imaginary worlds are brought to life.
[ 1 ] Ele+Log
Origin and Outlook.
Eleonora is the name. Elelog is the practice. This project began as a personal exploration—a way to map the creative output of a life in design. It’s both archive and evolution: a space to trace thoughts, processes, and projects across time. The name reflects that dual nature.
[ Ele ] comes from Ele—onora.
[ Log ] suggests a systematic record, a living document. Together: Elelog. A name, a method, and a mindset.
[ 2 ] Mission
Design as rebellion.
Against entropy, against noise.
Elelog is both a method and a mirror. The creative process often leads somewhere unexpected—yet that place is always marked by harmony. Creating a thing is a way of understanding it—not just what is being made, but why it matters. It’s a process of questioning, not a product. A story taking shape, not a style applied.
From the first question to the final touch, the process is shaped by investigation, iteration, collaboration, and reflection. Each project begins with curiosity and unfolds through intuition and critical thought. There’s no allegiance to typology, discipline, or scale—but to how things look, how they work, and how they feel, inside and out. Whether it’s a house, an interface, an illustration, or a brand story—if it uncovers a truth where beauty can be felt, it belongs here. Design at Elelog is a quest for purpose. It begins with listening and ends with meaning—transforming intuition into logic, concept into structure, memory into timelessness, and curiosity into form.
Clarity emerges through making—not as a final answer. Good design doesn’t shout—it reveals. It doesn’t conclude—it continues. Each project asks how to respond to people and places, rather than speak over them. The work seeks an expression that feels right because it is rooted in truth—of materials, of context, of human and planetary needs. Nature is not a backdrop but a co-creator. And the responsibility to make the world better—one design at a time—isn’t a trend. It’s the quiet force behind every decision.
[ 3 ] Method
Principles in Practice.
At any scale, design is a form of problem-solving, but not all problems wear a label. Some are emotional, some systemic, some relational. If there were ever a guide to navigate it all, this is one attempt at mapping it.
Design begins with listening
Before solving, there’s sensing. Understanding context, emotion, and unspoken need is the foundation of meaningful work.Design is a dialogue
Every project is a conversation—between body and space, memory and intention, logic and intuition, the past and the future.Process is the project
Ideas unfold through research, making, and reflection. The journey is circular, not linear—and the answer is rarely final.Curiosity drives clarity
Asking better questions leads to better outcomes. Complexity is welcomed—so long as it's distilled into what matters.Design is action and reflection
Good design moves. It’s not just thought, but presence. Not just insight, but intention made visible.
Nature is a collaborator
The environment isn’t a backdrop—it’s a stakeholder. Design choices carry responsibility, whether spoken or not.Meaning matters more than trends
Ephemeral styles fade. What remains is the resonance of a clear idea, well expressed and honestly made.Scale doesn’t define significance
Whether a home or an icon, every detail holds the same potential to shift perception, create connection, or hold memory.Design makes space
Good design reduces noise and increases presence. It creates room for feeling, and elevates the human condition.Design is never neutral
Every decision shapes the world. Design can soothe or provoke, include or exclude, clarify or confuse.
[ 4 ] Clients
In Good Company.
There is no typical Elelog client. The studio works with individuals, teams, and institutions. What unites them all is a care for meaning, a respect for process, and a desire to make thoughtful work.
Whether shaping an object, an illustration, or a building, each project unfolds as a creative exchange—between body and space, memory and intention, past and future, logic and intuition. At Elelog, you are not just a client but a trusted partner—and you are invited for a dialogue.
[ i ] Trusted partners
[ 5 ] Services
Disciplines and Directions.
Elelog works at the intersection of architecture, digital product design and visual storytelling. The work focuses on designing spaces, interfaces, products, objects and systems that feel as good as they look.
[ i ] Powered by
[ 6 ] Selected works
Project Highlights.
A selection of personal and collaborative works, that have been recognised for their clarity, craft, and lasting impact.
[ i ] Awarded logs
[ 7 ] Explore more
Feeling curious?
Check out the Log! A record of a creative journey spanning over 15+ years, encompassing a curated selection of work, each project a chapter with its own unique story to tell. It aims to reflect the ebb and flow of my creative output in a transparent, chronological, and structured library, seeking an answer to the ultimate question: Who am I?—for we know, the answer to that inquiry is not 42.
Step in, explore, and if you feel inspired by what you see, let's create something meaningful together.