Brand design by Paprika for Montreal hotel William Gray.
signage
Workcenter México
 Workcenter México is more than coworking: it is a creation space for entrepreneurs where professional links are made, people take part in events, talents are developed and innovative ideas are proposed.
For this project, we designed an isotype that unites the initials of Workcenter México and reflects its collaborative spirit. As part of the brand’s communication, we created a grid that was inspired by the architecture of the building and helps to transmit the versatility and expressive capacity of the project.
Design by Bienal Comunicación.
PÃœR
GeldMuseum Utrecht
Part of a Bigger Plan created the new identity and house style for the GeldMuseum in Utrecht.
We created a coherent and complementary graphic identity for the museum which was applied to signage and way finding systems, advertising campaigns and new communication and promotion.
The Flying Elk
Brand identity by vdKG Design.
We have created the name, brandstory and the visual identity with all the applications. We have also worked closely with the architects sandellsandberg so the brandstory is followed true in the restaurant.
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
Ken Davis – It’s Alive
Ken Davis makes a gold leaf sign for Empire 7 Studios.
PanPan Atelier
PanPan Atelier a Artisan bakery chain in Valencia, Spain. Brand design RocÃo Martinavarro.
Contemporary reinterpretation of the traditional ear of wheat, the basic ingredient of bread to form a pattern that is easily recognizable. The chevron pattern also reminds of antique artisan techniques such as woven esparto baskets, used to display the bread, or opus spicatum, redefined in the interior design of PanPan bakeries.
The naming concept is based on word repetition in order to emphasize authenticity. Bread-bread, as in real bread. This system is carried throughout all communication materials, and has endless possibilities, all grouped under one slogan with double meaning: “PanPan. Repetirás” (BreadBread. You will repeat).
Custom lettering for the logotype.
View PanPan Atelier  in Monocle’s annual Retail Stars.