“Acanteen came to iwant in 2014 wanting to scale up their hugely successful cafe/restaurant in Chelmsford, adding a bakery and incorporating a homewares store all under one big roof. They wanted us to create a more grown-up and flexible identity that reflected the ambitions of their growing business.”
Designed by IWANT
“Pech.ru is a store selling whatever is required to heat a house or sauna: from kindling wood to fireplaces, boilers, and chimneys. Any customer can choose something to suit his needs and means from over 10,000 products. The managers at Pech.ru will help you choose the right components and can even recommend reliable transportation and installation companies.”
Designed by Science
“Naturally enough, we were elected to develop the identity for our own studio. Haus aims to be Montreal’s premier identity design firm: the go-to studio for laying the foundations, building the framework and creating the personalities of the brands that surround us. Our belief in the virtue of simple messages and clear ideas is reflected in our clean and pared-down image. Based on primary forms, our logo and all the identity building blocks stemming from it convey the idea of getting as close as possible to the universal by retaining only that which is essential.”
Designed by HAUS
“We created the visual identity program for Antler Films, a Montreal production studio. Taking its cue from the name of the studio, the design enlists colour, the antler symbol and topographical textures to evoke the idea of nature. Taking this stylistic strategy to the limit, VIP cards were created using rosewood.”
Designed by HAUS
“Our mandate was to revamp the identity of Boogie Studio, renamed Blvd, a sound design and visual effects production workshop that had completely changed its positioning. Having set up shop in Montreal and New York, the new brand needed to bring its marketing approach in line with its new goals. Serving as a real crossroads, teeming with professionals from all disciplines, the studio’s new name alludes to the convergence and free flow of ideas from one medium to another. The B symbol, in the form of a stylized roadway, is at the heart of the studio’s visual platform. Combined with a sparkling shade of red and a modern typeface, the striking Blvd image makes its mark.”
Designed by HAUS
“Identity design for studio Luminance. This studio who wanted to revise its offer, by now moving towards the creation and production of social nature videos, we proposed a graphical platform wanting a tribute to the community and the light that emanates from it. Across a spectrum of vibrant colors, or the points/murmurations of employment, marks with freshness, simplicity and uniqueness. The logo itself is revealed as a constellation of individuals who engaged in a common cause, draw a design increasingly significant. The culmination of this communion is also represented by a circle, whose contour is subtly curved, like a bulge caused by a pulse, a wave of positive and fruitful shock.”
Designed by HAUS
“Identity for Float4, a multidisciplinary studio that amplifies the physical locations through interactive sensory facilities. This particular area of activity has led us to design a logo that becomes a real canvas of expression. The logo comes in an infinite variety of ghosting versions, where he hides in textures, hues, shapes and forms-against. The substitution of A for a 4 responds to the same intention, simplifying at the same time the spelling of the word.”
Designed by HAUS
“Sophistication, modernity & timelessness are key factors in luxury consultant, Kate Louise’s business.”
Designed by Nicklas Hellborg