Piper & Sons is a children’s clothing and accessories line for kids ages 0 to 5. The client approached Anagrama with the wish to create an upscale brand that could indulge kids such as Suri Cruise, Moses Martin or Vivi Jolie-Pitt with beautifully understated childrenswear with added touches of subtle elegance and unexpected whimsy.
packaging
No. Six Depot
No. Six Depot is a family owned, small-batch coffee roaster and café nested in the beautiful Berkshires. Located in a historic train station on 6 Depot St, they serve teas, salts and coffee from small farms and roast on location.
Their identity juxtaposes a mix of unique rural and modern elements — drawing inspiration from their own backyard railroad and unique approach to keeping it simple and making it true.
Design by Perky Bros.
Deux Toiles
Deux Toiles by minimalist. A series of bathroom amenities for The Cullen, a boutique hotel located in Melbourne, Australia.
Amazing Space
Identity design by Bessermachen DesignStudio for Amazing Space is based on the perennial plant commonly known as Inca Inchi. It is native to the Amazon Rainforest, and its oil is present in all Amazing Space products and treatments.
TINE Melkerampa
The traditional meets the modern in a symbiosis of visual identity and interior design.
In developing the identity we focused on the long dairy culture which TINE has been a major part of over the last 130 years, and gave them a modern expression. The name Melkerampa conjures up images of the rich tradition of a social meeting place where news was exchanged. At Melkerampa you’ll find products you may or may not be familiar with, both private Melkerampa labels and existing premium TINE products.
Design – Scandinavian Design Group
LUX* Island Resorts
Identity and collateral for 5-star resort group by & SMITH.
With five Indian Ocean properties, LUX* Island Resorts offer lighter, brighter holidays. Involved from an early stage, we contributed to strategy, naming and operational concepts before creating the brand identity. Vibrant and distinctive, the identity reflects a lively, spontaneous brand seeking to avoid the predictable patterns associated with luxury travel. A monolithic logotype is supported by a broad colour palette and candid photography, while operations respect a ‘light-footed’ commitment to preserving the islands‘ natural beauty. A comprehensive roll out has encompassed everything from ’50 Reasons to go LUX*’ (a unique twist on traditional brochures) to websites, room directories, menus, sub-brands and complimentary holiday journals for every guest.