About Alstampa Studio

Alex Labriola sitting on a vintage floral-patterned sofa in a room with white walls and large window panes.

Alstampa Studio partners with makers, hospitality brands, food & beverage and product-based businesses to create thoughtful visual identities that feel distinctive and long-lasting.

I love working with clients who value collaboration, trust the creative process, and care deeply about the craft behind what they make. Many projects evolve into long-term partnerships, allowing the work to deepen and the brand to grow with clarity and purpose over time.

The studio’s work is defined by a balance of strategy and artistry, clean and sophisticated, with a touch of playfulness and a depth of knowledge on materials and design application.

PRESS

ArchDigest | Clever
Remodelista
No Issue
Seven Days Vermont
Food52
Pottery Barn
Eater
Creative Lady Collective
EveryGirl
Wit+Delight
Mother Untitled
Shoshin Magazine

A collage of various art and design pieces on a bulletin board, including illustrations, photographs, posters, and notes, with some images pinned with thumbtacks.

About Alex

Alex's creative journey began at a very young in fine arts and led her to study printmaking and graphic design before starting her career hand-painting wallpaper alongside a team of master printmakers in Amagansett, New York. That early experience instilled a deep appreciation for craftsmanship, detail, and the power of thoughtful design.

Over the years, Alex worked as an in-house designer and creative director while building Alstampa Studio as a passion project focused on letterpress and print design. In 2016, after relocating to Amsterdam, she transformed the studio into a full-time business, bringing together art direction, visual identity design, illustration, packaging, and editorial design under one roof.

Alstampa studio is currently amongst the thriving and inspiring creative community in Burlington, Vermont.

Outside of illustration and design Alex loves to cook and spend time with her husband, six year old son Rudy, kitty Lou and pup, Sal.

A woman looking down at artwork framed posters on a white wooden floor beside a patterned vintage sofa. The room has a white wall and window with reflection of a kitchen.

An empty office seen through a grid of window panes, with a wooden-framed window, a desk with a computer, and a brown office chair.

A large corkboard filled with various postcards, photographs, illustrations, and color swatches, with a small wooden table or bench in front holding a couple of prints and a wooden box.

The Studio

You can find the studio on the top floor of
The Soda Plant, Suite 218 B, in Burlington Vermont,
Visits by appointment.

266 PINE STREET, 218 B

Most of the photography on this site is by the amazing Katie Palatucci. Design work is all done by alstampa studio. Be kind and credit every time. Wine bottle image on homepage is by Patricia. Wilder Wines tablescape images are by Jess Vos.