A personal shopping suite created by London designer Lee Broom has opened at fashion retailer Topman‘s flagship store in London.
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13th Street “Stationery of Horror”
This is beyond clever. Usually blood and guts ain’t my thing but when your envlope has ‘interactive’ zombie blood squirts, binder hole eyeball blowout’s and razor blade disc heads, its easy to change. Design by Jacques Pense for ’13th Street’.
Luckyrice Festival
Does good design make food taste better?
Every May the lovely people at LUCKYRICE host a week of culinary excitement that keeps us salivating all year long. The 2011 Festival graphics were brought to life with the spirit of celebration in the bustling melting pot that is New York City.
The 32 page Festival Guide cover was printed with a magical metallic gold and has a surprise postcard in the front flap that’s great for gloating to friends. The interior was printed on a toothy off-white paper that contrasts beautifully with the stark white cover.
Design by Parliament of Owls Design
Reflections
Reflections prints things and Sussner Design Co designs things. View after the jump to see the business cards – Triple AAA awesome is 14+ logo’s that still maintain brand consistency.
PERCY & REED Hair Salon
The Everyone Associates identity design for PERCY & REED Salon. Confession: I am so jealous of the studio name ‘Everyone Associates’. Is it brilliant or ridiculous? Be sure to check out their site – as its pretty sweet as well.
Percy & Reed is an award winning London hair salon established by session stylist Paul Percival and Adam Reed, Charles Worthington’s former right-hand man. The salon identity is inspired by Victorian signage to reflect both the heritage of the building and Paul and Adam’s classic schooling in the craft of hairdressing. This is juxtaposed with a quirky Britishness, vibrant colour scheme and tone of voice that embodies the edge and sense of fun of the salon.
Embassy / Corporate Brand Identity
Muggie Ramadani Design Studio created this brand identity for Embassy – “a miniature retailing empire”.
The Nolitan
Hotel brands can immerse people in their brand like no other business that I can think of. The Nolitan Hotel brand design by Marque.
Nolita – ‘North of Little Italy’ – is your neighborhood in New York and The Nolitan Hotel is your home when you’re there. At the corner of Kenmare and Elizabeth Streets, The Nolitan Hotel is the first luxury boutique hotel in Manhattan to open in this authentic New York City neighborhood. Marque created the name, positioning, brand identity, signage and way finding, toiletries, in room materials, Nolitan newspaper and all marketing materials for the hotel. The brand celebrates the diversity of the neighborhood and the local niche businesses that make Nolitan’s unique, encouraging guests to become a Nolitan too.