Design Everywhere (2025)

23/01/2025

Creative studio ’s recent brand identity work for Melbourne-based creative production agency .visual.media.

The rapidly growing agency approached them to help define and elevate their brand and digital presence, showcasing the quality, commitment and playfulness at the heart of their work.

Through strategic sessions, Memo Studio uncovered the tailored approach this creative team brings to each client partnership. Their care, trust and collaboration make every project a truly enjoyable experience.

The ‘Ideas That Move’ tagline became the foundation of the identity, reflecting Moo’s emotive, craft-driven work and a reference to their name. The dynamic wordmark brings the Moo name to life, evolving with changing moods and outcomes through expressive iconography.

CREDITS
Agency: Memo Studio
Creative Director: Samuel Chisholm
Strategy & copywriting: Meredith Earls
Design: Samuel Chisholm, Meredith Earls
Web development:
Client: Moo Visual Production Agency

Typeface in Use:
• Suisse Int’l by
• Noto Emoji by Google fonts

22/01/2025

As .work searched for words or phrases to use in his typographic animation experiments, he found himself mechanically writing the date of the day instead. This habit brought back memories of a contemporary art class he had attended long ago, where the work of On Kawara was studied.

On Kawara is known for his series titled Today, in which he painted the date of the day on a monochrome background. Each painting displayed the date in white, using the language and format of the country he was in at the time.

CREDIT
Animation: Antonin Waterkeyn

Typeface in Use:
• GT America by

21/01/2025

Design studio creates a special greeting each year for their valued clients, partners, and friends. To celebrate the Year of the Snake, they’ve designed an out-of-the-ordinary Chinese New Year gift.

During Chinese New Year, it’s customary to give children “hongbao” – red envelopes containing lucky money. Inspired by the iconic 90s Nokia phone and its legendary Snake game, the studio has crafted a distinctive set of envelopes. To add a modern, interactive twist, they also introduced a “Pocket Pal” pre-loaded with the classic $nake Game.

Traditional hongbaos are typically red with gold-foiled Chinese characters. While paying homage to this tradition, the studio added a fresh and playful touch to engage the younger generation, encouraging them to connect with and remember this cherished custom.

CREDITS
Creative Director:
Art Director: .vstr
Designers: ,
Engineer: Huinee Lim
Pocket Pal Casing Fabrication:
Documentation:

Typefaces in Use:
• AS Therma by .studio
• Tex Grye Hero by GUST e-foundry
• Briller by
• FP Snake Bit (Pixel Font by Foreign Policy
• Lana Pixel (Chinese Pixel) by eishiya
• ZCOOL QingKe HuangYou (Chinese Google Font) by Zheng Qingke

20/01/2025

Portuguese sofa brand has undergone a rebrand to mark its 20th anniversary. Led by founder and New York-based designer , the redesign builds on the brand’s heritage while aiming for global appeal.

Staying true to its roots, the rebrand emphasises Portuguese craftsmanship, encapsulated in the tagline Heartcrafted in Portugal™. The updated visual identity includes a minimalist design, a clean logo featuring the full brand name, and a colour palette inspired by the upholstery materials. Paired with the Lausanne typeface and ample white space, the new look embodies understated elegance and functionality.

Additionally, a streamlined digital presence, including an enhanced website and social media revamp, ensures a seamless experience across all touchpoints.

CREDITS
Designer & Art Director: Sam George
Client, Cinematographer and Founder/Creative Director of ZERODOIS™: Miguel Coimbra
3D Modeling:
3D Motion: David Hez

17/01/2025

Design studio ’s packaging design for Remiina’s REFRESH face mask series. Targeted at young women who appreciate the finer details of life, the design emphasises a modern and vibrant aesthetic with high-saturation primary colours. Key ingredients—aloe vera, rose, and tea leaves—are highlighted, each corresponding to the series’ three main benefits: hydration, brightening, and soothing. The use of dots, lines, and planes visually captures the dimensionality of plant forms.

CREDITS
Agency: Made & Co. Design
Art Director: Cing-Yu Chang
Designer: Chia-yu Lee
Project Manager: Chi Chi Chang
Photographer:
Client: Remiina 瀛 BIO

16/01/2025

In 2021, graphic design studio developed a visual identity with a mystifying twist for its alma mater. Over its 70 years of existence, the Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Bratislava has established itself as a flagship institution in Slovak art and design. However, its visual identity had long lacked cohesion and care.

This project strategically leverages the inconsistencies of the Academy’s past identities to create a timeless and imaginative new one. The initiative was inspired by the Academy’s anniversary—a moment to reflect on its rich history, including its events, people, developments, and personal stories. During the process, it was revealed that the last documented logo of the Academy dated back to approximately 1990, underscoring the contradiction between the school’s esteemed legacy and the absence of archival or inventive efforts regarding its identity. This paradox became a central source of inspiration.

The new visual identity reflects an era dominated by misinformation and mystification. To make the concept believable, it was partially rooted in reality by incorporating the Pálffy deer symbol from the coat of arms displayed on the school’s facade. This emblem was reimagined and adapted for different historical periods, mirroring the evolution of graphic design. As a result, the identity now offers a broad range of applications—from ceramic statuettes, jewellery, and trophies to illustrations, photographs, and even sports jerseys.

This dynamic and provocative identity embodies the Academy’s experimental and boundary-pushing ethos. It is designed to evolve with the times, capable of daily reinvention if desired. The ultimate aim was to create an alternate reality where, decades from now, future designers updating the deer symbol will view it as an intrinsic part of the Academy’s storied history.

CREDITS
Visual Identity: Andrej&Andrej Studio
Client:

Typefaces in Use:
• Custom typeface
• Deer Headline & Deer Text

15/01/2025

is a media company specialising in creative direction and executive production for audiovisual projects and large-scale events, as well as offering full-service solutions. Vedder needed a strong brand identity to support and showcase its work to both national and international clients while also establishing leadership within its industry.

The brand’s name is inspired by the renowned Pearl Jam singer, Eddie Vedder. The project was developed with the guiding principles of simplicity, functionality, and boldness, resulting in a brand that communicates cohesively, effectively, and consistently through a design system featuring typographic pairings and a combination of classic black-and-white colours with dynamic shades of red and blue.

and .wrk have worked closely with Vedder to develop its visual identity and Instagram look and feel, covering everything from art direction to brand assets, including stationery, merchandise, Instagram content, and an editorial report.

CREDITS
Design: Álvaro es unbuentipo, Estudio República
Illustration: ,

Typeface in Use:
• Owners by

14/01/2025

STAFF MEAL: 12 Recipes is a collection of 12 thoughtful dishes from the creative directors, designers, and team at . Beautiful, colourful, oversized recipe cards feature personal dishes and stories, each with charming illustrations inspired by . STAFF MEAL is the second delight from Wedge Publishing and is available for purchase on the Wedge web shop.

CREDITS
Design Director:
Creative Director:
Design Lead: Capucine Labarthe
Designer: Sara Wong, Leo Maubert, Mali Savaria-Ille
Illustration: Mali Savaria-Ille
Project Manager: Marie Pierre Lachance
Photographer: Michael Kazimierczuk
Prop Stylist: Jess Anderson

13/01/2025

Design studio created the visual identity for the exhibition Echoes of Camel Bells: Arts and Civilisations along the Silk Roads, held at the Minsheng Art Museum in Beijing.

The exhibition’s visual identity was developed by separating the words “the sound of camel bells” and combining them with the English subtitle in a meandering arrangement. This formed a flowing line reminiscent of the letter “S,” evoking the visual memory of the Silk Road. The design incorporates desert-inspired elements and a silk-inspired colour palette to represent the “meandering line” of Eastern and Western cultural exchanges. The theme encapsulates the fusion of Eastern and Western civilisations, and the sound of camel bells symbolises the cultural collision that generates new vitality.

From the graphic design of the visual identity to the development of exhibition merchandise, the Silk Road Art Exhibition’s visual language integrates five Chinese silk-inspired colour systems: green (sequence), ochre (earth), red (soil), blue (sky), and brown (eternity). These colours correspond to the five key panels in the exhibition space: sequence, earth, sky, and eternity.

The aim is for visitors to experience the Silk Road not as an abstract concept but as a vivid reimagining of its role in shaping global civilisations. The exhibition site becomes a living representation of the ancient Silk Road, blending the spiritual energy of the past with the modernisation of its rich cultural history. It offers a “new” expression and a “new” experience of Chinese art and culture, presenting the long-standing legacy of the Silk Road through a contemporary lens.

CREDITS
Agency: After Path Design
Creative Direction:

12/01/2025

Folder is a space dedicated to exploring new media and aesthetic experimentation. It serves as a collection of visual and conceptual reflections, inspired by the observation of cultural and imaginative elements.

CREDITS
AI visual generated
Graphic:
Dev: .cornolti

10/01/2025

’s graphics and patchwork for Moncler Genius x Palm Angels.

CREDITS
Design: Bureau Borsche
Photos: Palm Angels and Moncler
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09/01/2025

Instagram Summit 2024 is an online conference that has been running for four years, bringing together tens of thousands of content creators, marketers, and brand owners, along with some of the world’s top influencers. This year’s headliners included Trevor Noah, Hank Green, and virtual influencer Lil Miquela.

The event’s visual style, as in previous years, was created in-house by .manychat, allowing for flexibility, creativity, and adaptability to changing conditions.

For the fourth consecutive year, the summit’s visual language evolved to stay fresh and relevant while remaining instantly recognisable. This year’s design embraced bold, diverse, and vibrant expressions crafted to resonate with content creators, capturing their energy and creativity.

CREDITS
Head of Brand Design:
Art Director: .bertoluchi
Motion Designer:
Website Lead:
Web Designer: Sveta Koliada
AI Designer: Catherine Dorosheva
Designer: Rovshan Eyubov

Typefaces in Use:
• Manychat Gravity by
• Rooftop by
• CoFo Sans Mono by

08/01/2025

.studio developed the brand strategy, visual identity, and website for delta, a blockchain company that secured $11 million in funding to launch its innovative “network of networks” platform. delta empowers developers with local control and global interoperability, addressing key challenges in the crypto space.

To reflect delta’s groundbreaking mission, the studio created a modular and adaptable system inspired by the interplay of organic and digital elements. This is evident in the handwritten/pixelated logo, the combination of rasterised and sans-serif typefaces, and a photography style that blends warm human motifs with tech imagery. The result is a bold yet approachable visual language that balances sophisticated technology with clear, human communication.

CREDITS
Creative Director: Svein Haakon Lia
Designer: Jana Papiernikova
Motion Designer: Jørgen Holstad Andersen
Strategist: Christoffer Nøkleby
Project Manager: Ingunn Garthus

Typefaces in Use:
• Neue Haas Grotesk by
• Funktional Grotesk by Typografische Systeme

07/01/2025

Designer ’s promotional material for ’s Tohoku Portfolio Exhibition.

CREDITS
Design: Kenichi Kuromaru
Photo:

06/01/2025

is a luxury brand renowned for its commitment to sustainability and avant-garde fashion. In collaboration with .studio, the brand has reimagined its digital presence. The aim was to create a next-generation shopping experience that honours Osklen’s rich heritage by transforming an outdated and complex e-commerce platform with over 10,000 SKUs into a high-performing, future-ready solution.

The project centred on designing an intuitive, scalable interface that seamlessly integrates storytelling with functionality, reflecting Osklen’s aesthetic values while positioning the brand as a leader in modern retail design. To ensure longevity and adaptability, a robust design system was implemented, enabling smooth updates and integrations for a future-proof platform.

CREDITS
Design: Aparelho Studio
Creative Director: Felipe Nogueira, Guilherme Boavista
Senior Designer: Renata Sá
Project Manager: Giovanna Bins
Senior Frontend Developer: Pedro Soares

Typefaces in Use:
• Neue Haas Grotesk by
• Suisse Int’l by

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04/01/2025

(Pays de Herve, Belgium) produces cider using a blend of apples from untreated high-stem orchards. These orchards are a cornerstone of local agriculture, free from treatments and teeming with biodiversity.

Creative .w designed new packaging for Atelier Constant Berger’s latest product: a fresh Cidre Brut in a can. In addition to the label design, a range of 3D assets was developed to promote the product.

CREDIT
Packaging Design & 3D: Baudouin Willemart
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03/01/2025

celebrates the unfiltered spontaneity of nights shared over drinks, where chaos transforms into art. Inspired by the traces left behind—stained tablecloths, empty glasses, and scattered plates—this natural wine embodies the spirit of living freely and without pretence.

Designed by , the identity and packaging capture the poetic beauty of the post-gathering mess. Each label features abstract illustrations that uniquely represent the stains and memories of a great evening, transforming disarray into an expressive and iconic visual story.

CREDITS
Design: FAENA
Photo:
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30/12/2024

Design studio ’s brand identity for combines innovation and sensory experience in the specialty coffee industry. At the core of the identity is a sophisticated and dynamic ‘S’ logo, created by overlapping two ‘S’ glyphs to convey motion and the rising flow of coffee vapour. Inspired by scientific diagrams, the logo reflects Slick’s advanced technology in coffee roasting.

Linear wave patterns distinguish coffee types while enhancing sensory engagement, with embossed packaging tags adding a tactile element. A mono-linear geometric sans-serif typeface further reinforces the brand’s cutting-edge ethos, positioning Slick as a leader in global specialty coffee research and experimentation.

CREDITS
Branding Design: Darling
Client: , Slick Coffee Co
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