“A hair and grooming cosmetics product range launched by Mary Barrett and The Gentry. The branding was introduced as a fresh take on the existing Gentry work that we worked on previously, but it carries its own entity. The logo was drafted with inspiration from the founder’s initials and simplified into a symmetrical mark that is adaptive and scaleable when in situ as a living brand.”
Designed by Ash Dowie
“John Oleson is an electrical engineer who also has an extensive background in sales and client services. When John launched his business, Oleson Sales, his focus was on electronical equipment. He asked us to create an identity that could scale to other industries as his company grew. With its diacritical marks, the logo serves as a pronunciation clue for John’s name and is also a nod to his Scandinavian heritage. The two Os, the L, and their diacritical marks break out into a secondary, smiling logo, which provides a touch of levity and literally serves as the company’s face on social media. Letterpress printed on bright yellow Colorplan paper, the stationery system is bold, tactile, and impossible to miss. Thanks to Nomadic Press for its letterpress work, and to Ken Friberg for photographing this project.”
Designed by Werner Design Werks
“The Style Paper creates styling concepts and designs surface patterns, for a stylish and thoughtfully curated wardrobe or interior. It’s a great platform for inspirational mood boards, tips and practical examples as a starting point for your new interior, wardrobe or your brand or product. They believe that good design should be simple and timeless.”
Designed by Remco van Dun
“Mob is a furniture and interior design studio based in Mexico City. We were commissioned to design the studio’s new visual identity, generating a neutral, contemporary language with clean, firm gestures, while maintaining expressive elements that convey the brand’s essence and emphasize its principles of design, quality and international projection. Inspired by the Basis typeface family, Mob’s graphic language is based on the layout’s structure applied in most printed and digital elements. Its textures and color accents were inspired by recurrent industrial design materials such as wood, marble and stones, creating a vivid and dynamic contrast.”
Designed by Sociedad Anónima
“Final Frontier is a production company based in Shanghai specialized in animation, character design, visual effects, stop motion and mixed media for advertising. The directors list is long and full of talent.
“The circle is the most primitive and simple shape but yet so powerful, profound and full of meaning. Since the first human looked up to the sky and saw the sun, the moon, the planets and the stars, the circle lies in our dreams, in our nature, and it has influenced in every creation by men and women.
“We decided this shape to be the starting point for the Final Frontier image. The stars as our final destination.”
Designed by Brain Dwad
“Branding for home goods boutique.”
Designed by Kati Forner
“H. Smith is a luxury, thoughtfully curated boutique appealing to a fashion-forward clientele. Textural papers, hand painted patterns, gold foils and blind embosses are assets and techniques used to create the elevated brand voice.”
Designed by Kati Forner
“With the fierce competition in the dentist clinics market our client needed a strong and convincing identity for his Scandinavian Clinic. Located in Poland, the Clinic specializes in services for Norwegian patients – we wanted to make them feel at home.
“We developed the entire concept from logo and colour scheme, via printed materials and website, till interior wayfinding signage.
“Cool and simple. Inspired by geometrical shapes of the northern folk art and blue and grayish colours of the sea weaves we conceived this logo.
“Medical character is also emphasized by monospaced typeface counterbalanced by warmer and friendlier serif Bodoni 72.”
Designed by balsamstudio .
“Our old client trusted us with his new project. We were priviliged to create a brand new brand. DrWellnest is a brand of bed mattresses and pillows for health conscious customers with health problems.
“DrWellnest’s customers are mostly elderly people, so we had to create a brand that addresses their needs in an honest and friendly way.
“The client wanted to have the medical feel to it, given the cutting-edge solutions used in the product. We wanted to emphasize the beneficial pain relieving qualities of the product, hence the name: DrWellnest.
“We also created a brandline: Sleep well, feel no pain.”
Designed by balsamstudio .
“Camilo Estruturas Metálicas is an engineering company from Minas Gerais specialized in residential, industrial and commercial metal structures. The company did not have a brand, and any type of communication project. We identify through analysis the great potential of the company, strong attributes that differentiate it in the current scenario and We synthesize it in a single brand, the strength and entrepreneurial spirit of Camilo.”
Designed by Tiago Matte