EXTRALESS, a Japanese clothing brand reflected its ethos in a custom typeface by British Standard Type embodying simplicity and shared humanity.
Elisava has a new visual identity inspired by its original logo, and Folch designed Elisava Sans, a variable typeface created to work in any context.
OFFSHORE created these materials using a display typeface with spiral shapes, designed for the public programs of the Harvard Graduate School of Design in 2024.
With dots inviting the creation of interconnected forms, the design by Atelier Tout va bien features Baste in The MV Festival 2024.
With the aim of redefining elegance, Porto Rocha developed a new brand identity for W Hotels, in collaboration with Lineto, created W Supreme.
As part of Musée d’Orsay’s rebranding, Orsay Elzevir was created—a typeface inspired by La Belle Époque, reflecting the energy of the period the museum celebrates.
Technology has made our lives easier, but it seems everything comes at a price. INVOLUT introduces a range of supplements to combat the negative side effects of modern times. Featuring PicNic by Velvetyne.
The first store to bring natural wine to the UK, Ancestral Wines, features an identity inspired by the winemaking process and a logo shaped like a grape cluster.
Nanushka is making its mark in the fashion market with inspiration drawn from Hungarian history as well as a wordmark and visual identity rooted in traditional symbols.
At the world’s largest sporting event, Nike embraced a modern, dynamic, and fluid typeface. In collaboration with Pizza Typefaces, they created the Nike Olympics fonts, a typeface inspired by twisting motion.
