Valtech RADON

Valtech RADON is a Stockholm-based creative agency and production studio combining brand strategy, cinematic storytelling, design and digital innovation. Its multidisciplinary work spans integrated advertising campaigns, commercial films, visual identities, motion graphics and social content, connecting creative development with production across several media.

Founded in 2006 as House of Radon, the agency developed as an independent Swedish creative business before joining Valtech in February 2021. It adopted the Valtech RADON name in October that year. The studio continues as a distinct creative operation within the group, combining its strategy and production capabilities with access to Valtech’s enterprise consulting and digital engineering infrastructure.

Creative development and production

The agency’s work extends from brand positioning and campaign concepts through creative direction and finished content. Its production capabilities include filmmaking, editing, photography and sound design, alongside 3D animation, motion graphics and graphic design. Brand identity systems and omnichannel campaign development connect these disciplines across communications and digital experiences.

PR, earned media and influencer activation form another part of its practice. The studio develops culture-driven storytelling and social campaigns for organizations working in consumer goods, retail, telecommunications, fashion, home appliances, electronics and public wellness. Its creative offering also includes generative AI-assisted design and creative direction.

Selected work

The portfolio includes sexual health campaigns for RFSU, brand and commerce work for Eton Shirts, corporate storytelling for Ericsson and global campaign work for Husqvarna. Projects range from Eton’s interactive The Index Shirt campaign to Pantene’s The Power of Hair, developed in partnership with The Dresscode Project, and the Better Living by Electrolux content series.

The studio’s history also includes PressPausePlay, the 2011 documentary feature examining how digital technology changed culture and creative industries. Together, these projects reflect a practice spanning advertising, branded content, design and longer-form storytelling.