Outstanding Branding

Mother by Studio Size Ⓢ Studio Size designed the visual identity for Mother, a 100% woman-owned creative production studio from Belgrade, specializing in producing high-quality digital content and TVCs. Studio Size's goal was to create a compact, timeless, and adaptive brand identity that engages clients and stands out in the industry. They focused on developing a brand system that captures Mother’s creativity while maintaining a professional and trustworthy image. The design reflects their innovative spirit without being overly experimental, ensuring it resonates with B2B clients who value stability and reliability in their partners. #branding #brandidentity #branddesign

Elgin by Davy Denduyver Located in the heart of Vietnam, Elgin aims to blend the warmth & coziness of bar-style service with the sophistication of restaurant dining. Elgin’s name pays homage to a Hong Kong street where the founders met while working in different restaurants. Davy emphasises that story, and the founders passion for everything restaurants. With a visual identity inspired by restaurant receipts, the branding serves as an homage to restaurant culture. #branding #brandidentity #branddesign

Ayoh Foods by CENTER Molly Baz is a bestselling cookbook author, recipe developer and condiment connoisseur, with a lifelong love of eating and teaching other people how to cook. Molly set out to make a mayo that makes it easy for home cooks to make any sandwich delicious at the squeeze of a bottle.    Meet Ayoh, the greatest thing since sliced bread.   CENTER worked with Molly to craft a design system that pays homage to the sandwich shops, delis and diners that gave birth to the quintessentially American go-anywhere food. Inspired by menu-boards and vintage ephemera, it celebrates the legacy of the places and recipes passed down through generations. #branding #brandidentity #branddesign

Fyneco by ONMI Design Fyneco, a fertilizer company in the agricultural sector, faced challenges in helping consumers identify and trust its wide range of products, due to unclear categorization and presentation. To establish a coherent identity and strengthen its market presence, Fyneco turned to ONMI for a complete brand transformation. Guided by principles of functionality and purpose, ONMI developed a new visual identity that prioritizes clarity and cohesion. They designed a strong logo that conveys trust and professionalism, along with a distinctive visual system for each product category, using specific colors and icons to ensure the brand always stands out. Additionally, they streamlined the product range by reducing unnecessary variations, allowing for a flexible system inspired by Swiss design that enhances the user experience. #branding #brandidentity #branddesign

Richmond Foundation by Geist*Studio Ensuring everyone in Richmond has opportunities to build healthy and fulfilling lives. Geist*Studio recently partnered with the Richmond Foundation to deliver an entirely reimagined brand identity that reflects the charity's mission to support the Richmond community in building healthy and fulfilling lives. Formerly Richmond Parish Lands Charity, the new name and refreshed identity highlight the charity’s dedication to accessible, lasting impact for all - building on a 230-year foundation of driving genuine impact within the London borough. The new brand identity features a suite of carefully crafted design elements, each symbolising Richmond Foundation’s core values - positioning the charity as an inclusive, collaborative and dynamic organisation. #branding #brandidentity #branddesign

Nod Skincare by Noramble Nod is a skincare brand that empowers men to care for not only their skin but also their minds. As it is a male-oriented skincare brand, the market research process involved understanding the unique buying behaviours of men in the skincare industry. Noramble discovered that men don't buy skincare based on the science or ingredients. Armed with this knowledge, we created a simple and sophisticated identity that empowered men with small messages of motivation on every product. Noramble is available for new branding projects. Check out the full case study on Noramble's website through the link in comments. ↓ #design #brandidentity #branddesign

Apex Wheels by Gold Front Auto racing’s seen an explosion of flimsy “fashion wheel” brands that pretend to be high-performance. Apex is different—engineering elite racing wheels at an unmatched price point. The identity is loud and urgent. To stop people from buying bogus wheels. The arching curves and high-contrast colors catch the eyes on the track—where it matters. Gold Front worked with Apex to weave the same sense of urgency into how they talk about their testing standards. So that the entire industry would get with the program. Altogether, the rebrand, POV, and messaging proves that Apex stands alone in its category. Because when you risk everything on the track, there’s only one thing you can trust—Real Performance. #branding #brandidentity #branddesign

Wild Thingz by How&How 62% of parents are reluctant to give their children sweets. This isn’t surprising when the big brands are a sh*t-filled amalgamation of sugar, E-numbers, animal gelatine, palm oil, Talcum powder, and more. Yes there are better-for-you sweets, but their blanding (did our pen slip?) is just about as joyless as having no sweets at all. How&How wanted the Wild Thingz brand and product names to say organic, but with a rebellious twist. This is a world where kids can be kids and parenting doesn’t always have to look perfect. How&How gave the brand a voice and an opinion: rebels with an anti-artificial cause. The messaging calls out the category for containing so much crap. Think punk not junk. The visual identity captures the unapologetic side of nature: a logo made out of thorns and bushes; a venus flytrap mascot with a mohawk inspired by grunge-y skater brands; a rock-and-roll typeface; and dark, brooding colors (no white or hemp in sight). #branding #brandidentity #branddesign

Noox co-working by WeWantMore For a new Swiss co-working space just outside of Lausanne, WeWantMore was tasked with creating a brand and interior that would allow residents to unwind, connect, and feel inspired. The design features private spaces arranged around communal areas to foster both individual focus and community engagement. The name Noox, inspired by 'nooks,' reflects the idea of spaces where people can pursue their personal goals while remaining connected to a larger community. The Noox wordmark features bold, friendly letterblocks with a distinctive X, symbolizing the convergence of cubicles and embodying the brand’s philosophy: "Working together independently." This tagline captures the balance between individuality and community within the space. #branding #brandidentity #branddesign

Graza by Gander Most olive oil in the U.S. is blended from old, low-quality oils. Never Graza. Graza sells incredibly high-quality, single-origin Spanish olive oil in a squeezy bottle. In other words, very fancy oil in a decidedly un-fancy format. Gander built the Graza brand from the ground up to reflect their singular vision at every touchpoint. The brand identity and packaging they created gives everyone permission to have fun with their oil and stop worrying about wasting the good stuff. #branding #brandidentity #branddesign