Design by Mucho for Alma Hotel.
Identity
Whyte Lilja
Whyte Lilja is a Swedish architect office focusing on exclusive private villas. Kurppa Hosk has developed Whyte Lilja’s new visual identity along with various brand applications.
Baker D. Chirico
Baker D. Chirico celebrated the launch of their new identity with the opening of their second store. The project was a unique collaboration between Fabio Ongarato Design, architects March Studio, artist and fashion designers PAM and Daniel Chirico – Australia’s most recognized artisan bread maker. Focused on the juxtaposition between age-old tradition and craft, and contemporary design thinking with a surreal twist, the new store creates a truly unique and unexpected experience.
New Theatre
New Theatre is one of Sydney’s oldest, proudest and most independent theatre’s. Rebrand by Interbrand.
 At the centre of it all, a new logomark referencing unexpected twists and turns in the form of an ‘NT’ device, that stems from the word mark. The logo combines the three initial letters of The New Theatre into one simple mark. The unique mirrored structure of the mark allows applications and messaging to be rotated. The device is used to communicate the theatre’s aims for constant reinvention, transitions and alternative viewpoints.
The Rabbit Hole Ideation Cafe
The Hungry Workshop designed and letterpress printed a promotional giveaway along with a few business cards. Printed in fluorescent green and a double hit of silver on Beer Matt Board 390gsm, the postcard gives a call out to create. Several shapes are die-cut out and can be put together to create a stylized rabbit.
Zen’d: Party Arty 2011
Fancy folding on the invitation for Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art. Design by Laura Berglund.
Mangolds
The new Corporate Identity of Mangolds – a well-known vegetarian restaurant in Graz/Austria. No eco-hippie and boring tofu! Cool atmosphere, wide selection, freshness, quality, good mood.
Branding & Corporate Identity by moodley brand identity.
28 HongKong Street
We put together an extensive collection of print, packaging and identity work for 28 HongKong Street. With it’s award-winning barman and contemporary social food, 28 HongKong Street has all the right ingredients for a fine night out.
Work done by Manic Design.