Maru is a showroom and online boutique selling high-end Japanese design objects ranging from delicate porcelain to handmade stationery.
When designing the identity we knew from the very start that we wanted to merge Japanese and Scandinavian design values which, to us, in many ways are closely related, yet in other instances may seem worlds apart.
Design -Â Lundgren+Lindqvist.
The Solar Annual Report 2011 – powered by the sun - the first annual report powered by the sun. Its content remains invisible until sunlight falls on its pages.
Design - Mathias Nösel.
Gorgeous black and white iconography, typography identity work for Nat, Museu de Ciències Naturals de Barcelona. Design by Petit Comite.
Mash Creative were commissioned by Black Watch Global – an intelligence and risk management consultancy to rebrand their existing brand id.
Aim:
Create an identity that summed up what BWG were about – a company with global expertise extending across Africa, Asia and the Middle East.
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Result:
A unique, modern and flexible brand identity that will help establish BWG as a market leader.
The re-brand also included stationery and a perfect bound 40-page set of brand guidelines.
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Thought Process:
The marque consists of four chevrons which portray the four corners of the globe. All four chevrons point to the centre to symbolise how research, analysis, intelligence and communications all come together to meet mission critical objectives. The reverse of the stationery features a repeat pattern that stems from the logo marque mirrored on the front.
Creating a  communication-concept for the bar and restaurant “Ray Lemon” in Heilbronn we generate two constants: the colour yellow (in combination with the grey of the visible exposed concrete) and the fictional Character “Ray”. From now on he appears in every dialogue and even established his own friends, the clique, which are easily recognizable by wearing their pressed marks. The invitation to the event “Menu in Gelb” is furnished with spices used in the current menus, the origami folding-technique generates a valuable and individual character.
Identity design -Â LEIB UND SEELE
Blokk proÂvides full archiÂtecÂture and inteÂrior design serÂvices. We creÂated their idenÂtity and wanted to reflect their phiÂlosÂoÂphy on embracÂing openÂness, a straightÂforÂward attiÂtude and clear comÂmuÂniÂcaÂtion with their clients. With a bold word mark as a base, we wanted to invesÂtiÂgate how typogÂraÂphy could transÂlate into archiÂtecÂtonic shapes and landÂscapes. CreÂatÂing a refÂerÂence to light and shadÂows hitÂting the surÂface, and how the relaÂtionÂship between typogÂraÂphy and printed mateÂrÂial creÂated hints to landÂscapes and archiÂtecÂtural compositions.
In the fictional land of Kernwell, the Duke of Kernwell is looking for extraordinary letterings which inspire him to new typefaces. That’s the setting for the new type foundry Duke of Kernwell.To launch the new type foundry, selected designers and agencies receive an extraordinary direct mail. The box contains a map of Kernwell, the Duke’s travel log as a type specimen book, field glasses, a pen and a compass. Everything you need to enter the Twitter-based scavanger hunt. Follow the Duke’s hints, find the object he left behind and win a typeface. Type foundry identity design by Sebastian Eberlein.
