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A brand is the name, phrase, symbol that distinguishes your business from others. Branding is just not about a logo; your brand communicates the identity of your business. At Bailey Street Design we want you to create a lasting impression in the minds of your customers.
“Puerta Bernina” is one of the leading companies in the high-end pastry sector in the city of Granada. We have completely redesigned the brand and these changes can be seen throughout the company. Together with the Puerta Family, we designed more than just a logo or packaging. Above everything elseRead More →
The Monday morning of a short holiday week calls for a unique blend of whiskey and coffee. Black Twist is just that, featuring coffee that is cold brewed for a week in Irish whiskey, meant for those hipster coffeehouses that turn into bars after the sun goes down. Source: BlackRead More →
You’re scrolling through Instagram and you pause to look at a new pic of your friend’s baby. You decide to run down the workday clock looking at gifs of baby elephants on Reddit. Why? Because they’re cute. And because you’re a human, you love cute things. Source: 41 cute logosRead More →
Pentagram and Map create a generative industrial design for AI products “Individuality” and “playful” patterns and colours were key to the project, which includes designs for Graphcore’s intelligence processing units Pentagram has partnered with Map on an industrial design project for Graphcore, a machine learning technology start up. Source: PentagramRead More →
Self-criticism is at the heart of so many mental health issues. When you’re constantly feeding yourself negative messages, it can be hard to find the energy you need to get through the day or to challenge yourself in meaningful ways. Source: How to Make the Most of Constructive Self-CriticismRead More →
‘I am a computer’ celebrates the visual character of desktop computing machines from a colourless period in industrial design. From word processors and video terminals to the very first desktop personal computers, these compact machines heralded a beige age, a period of microcomputing from the 1970s and early 80s whenRead More →
Designed by: Sardar Inderjit The Amer Coffee Packaging Design. Source: The Amer CoffeeRead More →
Change swept through Canada in the 1960s: Immigration policy was liberalized, a separatist movement burgeoned in Quebec, and indigenous communities could finally vote. Starting with its flag, Canada’s design culture changed, too. Source: How Canada Discovered Its Visual IdentityRead More →
It has been usually used like a few specific trendy things very in particular in the fashion industry in all just about the world. Basically, the logo alone and then May as like enough for smaller and companies like the successful brand design and that will also create a cohesiveRead More →
UK Energy Tech Startup ‘Labrador’ Rebranded by SomeOne SomeOne has rebranded Labrador, a relatively new startup that helps UK consumers switch between different energy providers. The London-based tech firm has developed a smart device – dubbed “Retriever” – that plugs into a home broadband router and automatically makes a so-calledRead More →
“In this city, a little juice can go a long way.” Tiny Empire’s brand language is built around individuality and diversity. The eclectic logotype illustrates this by utilizing several typefaces, weights, and styles in a way that, together, is compositionally resolved. Source: Tiny Empire Branding & Art Direction by JavasRead More →
Every business needs a logo and all major ones will view it as a key aspect of their brand building. A logo is the first impression a customer will get of your brand, so it has to look clean, professional and tell a story about who you are and whatRead More →
New look for Lego Education aims to capture a “sense of curiosity” True North has carried out the project, which includes a Lego brick-based visual system, a “playful” tone of voice and imagery of children engaging with the kits. Source: New look for Lego Education aims to capture a “senseRead More →
Source: Lewis Moberly Delivers New Identity for Lefranc Bourgeois EnfantsRead More →
Jatachi is an Asian street food restaurant that takes a distinctly urban tilt to its brand. Inspired by sticker art culture and graffiti, the logo works as an artists’ tag, covering up what looks like found shirts and print pieces and claiming them as its own. Source: Jatachi Branding by PracticaRead More →
For the Sonos x Frame Sound Challenge, we worked with the brand to produce an experiential installation. Here are some of the lessons we learned from them. Source: Into immersive experiences? Here are three tips from a brand doing them wellRead More →
Personal studio branding by Rigved Sathe for Seleqt Design. You may remember our feature of Rigved Sathe ‘s poster series of the world’s highest skyscrapers , which has been produced in collaboration with Payal Jagwani. This time, Rigved suggested me to check out his recent design project, which basically showsRead More →
Beautiful brand identity by Tank Design in Norway for Knot Home, a Persian rug manufacturing brand. KNOT HOME is an online store offering contemporary Persian rugs sold directly from the manufacturers, shipped worldwide. The store is run by a family-owned business from Esfahan, with a history of more than 100 years inRead More →
Graphic Maïs Fashion Corporate Design Beautiful branding and packaging project by Unspoken Agreement in New York for Maïs Fashion, a women’s fashion brand. Maïs is women’s Ready-to-Wear fashion brand aiming to find the perfect balance of elegance and edge. Source: Maïs Fashion Corporate DesignRead More →
An Inspiring History of the Shell Logo Design Evolution Shell is one of the oldest brands, and its logo is among the oldest brand identities in the world. The Shell logo design has inspired a generation of graphic designers, and it is a symbol of excellence in the corporate world.Read More →