“The established childcare and early learning centre Brighton ELC engaged us for a rebrand that would coincide with their interior renovations, led by the team at Christopher Elliott Design.

“There was an overwhelming opportunity to differentiate both Brighton & Brighton Beach ELC centres from the sea of expected competitor branding. Both centres are located close to Brighton Beach’s iconic beach boxes, and provided ideal inspiration. Being bayside centres, we also referenced historic maritime flags, and their geometric forms.”

Designed by Studio Brave

“Bambora is a payment-services company with over 100 000 customers, primarily in Canada, Australia and the Nordic region. The company began as a merger between 7 fintech startups. Bambora grew quickly because of the merger, resulting in an inconsistent brand and visual expression.

“We were commissioned to develop a new brand strategy and visual identity that better reflects what the company is today. We refined and strengthened Bambora’s core values; Passionate, Collaborative and Responsible. Using these values as a basis, we designed a new identity that feels more consistent, giving Bambora a clear voice that is both friendly and reliable.

“A new typeface and grid system was introduced, along with a refined color and material palette. Dynamic backgrounds and illustrations were added to the graphic toolbox. We also designed packaging, stationery and printed matter such as technical guides for Bambora’s payment terminals. Bold typography was used together with contrasting materials such as metallic foil and craft paper.”

Designed by 25ah

“The Alexandria is a bespoke collection of 43 new one-, two- and three-bedroom condominiums in the Richmond District of San Francisco. The four-storied Alexandria building has been meticulously designed to elevate the living experience in one of San Francisco’s most historic and vibrant neighborhoods.

“The identity was inspired by the graceful Art Deco architecture of the adjacent Alexandria Theatre. Copper foil stamping and a dark grey/brown color palette were derived from the historic Theatre and the architecture of the new condominiums. Mucho was tasked with creating the identity, sales brochure, sales website, email campaigns and sales collateral.”

Designed by Mucho

“Lumik is a brand new lighting design and manufacturing company with more than 65 years of experience behind it. Founded in Barcelona in 2016, it is the result of a partnership between the traditional metalworking company run by brothers Francesc and Ferran Martí, and interior designer and art director, Frank Domínguez.

“Inspired by the latest trends and particularly by the needs of its customers, Lumik has a visual identity that reflects both its trendsetter character as well as its made-on-demand nature.

“The result is a visual identity based on numerous colours that reflects all the possibilities the brand offers to its clients by creating customized lighting. The specially designed typography is a stencil font that symbolizes individual LED light sticks.”

Designed by Hey

“Helvetimart is a specialty market in Lausanne, Switzerland offering a wide variety of regional food products.”

Designed by Anagrama

“Maka is a conscious water selling company, with strong Mexican roots. As an eco-friendly and altruistic brand, they only use biodegradable materials for their bottles and support the local Nahua community in Mexico.”

Designed by Anagrama

“Baring the classic atmosphere of the street side cafes, Café Azul Talavera stands out as one of the best café-restaurants in Puebla. It also incorporates one of the city’s most cherished cultural treasures, the talavera.”

Designed by Anagrama

“Having been involved in dance music for over 20 years New State Entertainment has worked with some of the biggest names in the industry including Cream, Pacha, The Haçienda, Paul Oakenfold and many more. The branding reflects New State’s rich heritage in dance music, with inspiration taken from the much loved DJ format the 12″ vinyl and it’s grooves.”

Designed by Zip

“It’s early 2015, and Chef Andrew McConnell has yet another project on the boil. He wants to open a casual wine bar next to his flagship venue, Cutler & Co, envisioning an informal, wine-focused space that would complement Cutler’s more elevated offer.

“The identity would need to respond to the location’s urban context and elegantly communicate a different intention to that of its neighbouring sibling venue. Starting with the name (taken from Marion Lane at the rear of the site) our identity then took cues from local street signs and the history of the location on Gertrude street.

“Working closely with architect, Iva Foschia (IF Architecture) to understand how the entire space would come together, we collaboratively refined the vision for the bar and how patrons would interact with it. The result is now a regular haunt for locals; a place that feels comfortably woven into the neighbourhood, like it’s always been there.”

Designed by round.

“Over the last decade, Dylan Brady has built a reputation as one of Australia’s most formidable architectural minds. A founding partner of Studio 505, his projects are known for being bold, radical, and boundary-pushing; much like his high-volume personality. So when he decided to set up shop under his own name, we knew that this practice needed an equally powerful strategic vision and visual identity to match.

“Decibel Architecture, or dB(A), was settled on as a name; a nod to both the technical shorthand for a unit of sound, as well as a riff on the acronymic naming conventions of most architectural practices. From here, we set about defining a purpose and values for the firm, in close collaboration with the man himself. For Dylan, it was about imagination, play, and adventure beyond the possible.”

Designed by round.