Brand Design

We go through all parts of corporate design respecting modern and future design tendences.
We dive into architecture and fashion design to create individual, sustainable and holistic concepts, for individuals as well as corporations.

Mario Pattis

Mediterranean cuisine, international influences, oysters and fine dining – surrounded by green courtyards and lush vegetation. For Mario Pattis’ restaurant, we created a visual identity that captures this world and gives it a refined, almost French elegance.

Plants became a recurring element of the identity. Banana leaves and other botanical illustrations recall the delicate drawings found in old botanical books and herbariums: precise, finely drawn and used with restraint. They bring the atmosphere of the green courtyards into the design, connecting the natural surroundings with the sophistication of the cuisine.

The logotype uses a distinctive typeface whose delicate, expressive character reflects the atmosphere of the restaurant. Natural papers, with their tactile and slightly irregular surfaces, give the menus an understated materiality. Typography, botanical drawings and paper come together to create a world somewhere between Mediterranean ease, international fine dining and a subtle French spirit.

Forstbetrieb

For the forestry estate of Castell-Castell, we redesigned the identity around two elements deeply connected to the family: its coat of arms and its forests.

The historical shield was kept as part of the new logotype, combined with a very contemporary typography. We chose a bright, almost luminous red, moving away from the darker colours traditionally associated with forestry and aristocratic estates.

Old family heritage meets a rather radical simplicity. The identity appears throughout the stationery and printed matter, surrounded by images of forests, timber and the natural environment of Castell-Castell.

Giulia and Romeo

VEGLAM – vegan glamour. For Giulia & Romeo, we created a visual world that brings together high-end fashion and an uncompromising commitment to animals and the environment. An international fashion brand where aesthetics and ethos belong together, with 100 percent of its proceeds supporting animal welfare projects.

Pink and metallic blue define the identity – glamorous, confident and slightly radical. Shimmering hot foil meets delicate papers, strong typography encounters graphic animal imagery. The gorilla became a monument within the brand: a symbol of an endangered animal world and, at the same time, a powerful visual statement.

For the collection, we designed graphic scarves featuring animals in unexpected colour combinations – somewhere between fashion pieces and statements. Wearable images carrying the idea of the brand into the collection itself.

From the logotype, packaging and business cards to the individually designed web shop, we created a coherent world between luxury and activism. A visual identity that travelled far beyond its origins – all the way to Times Square in New York.

Lico, Helicopter ans Space Industry, Munich – Logo Design – Corporate Design – Web Design – Exhibition stand

Lico Solutions

For LICO, a German manufacturer of Ground Support Equipment for helicopters, we created a new identity around a rather unexpected world: dark landscapes, the last light of sunset and a glowing red moon.

Black, white and a luminous neon red became the colours of the brand. The technical equipment is photographed and staged within this almost cinematic scenery, giving wheels, tow bars and maintenance platforms a presence far beyond their purely functional purpose.

For a higher tomorrow became the leitmotif of the identity. From catalogues and product communication to the website and exhibition stand, the same dark horizon and red light reappear, creating a very particular universe for a highly specialised field of aviation.

Tushita Gallery

For Tushita, we created the Gallery as a natural extension of the tea house. A quiet space dedicated to tea ceremonies, sound, meditation and the arts surrounding tea.

Inspired by traditional Japanese tea houses, the interior is reduced to a few natural materials, warm light and carefully selected objects. For tea ceremonies, Tatami mats transform the room and create an intimate setting for the ritual.

We designed the identity and the space in the same spirit as Tushita Teehaus: simple, warm and quiet. Tea remains at the centre, while sound baths, meditation, calligraphy and exhibitions open the room to other forms of contemplation and encounter.

Thyme Café des Fleurs

Make Time for Thyme. Für Thyme Café des Fleurs entwickelten wir eine Identität rund um Blumen, Essen und die Kunst, sich Zeit zu nehmen. Café, Restaurant und Blumenladen verbinden sich zu einem Ort mit einem Hauch französischer Leichtigkeit.

Das Spiel mit Thyme und Time zieht sich durch die gesamte Marke: „Thyme to shine“ auf den Streichhölzern, „Tea Thyme“, „On Thyme“, „From Thyme to Time“ oder „Thyme will tell“. Kleine Botschaften, die immer wieder neu auftauchen und der Marke ihren eigenen Ton geben.

Das Konzept reicht vom Erscheinungsbild bis in den Raum, dessen Gestaltung wir mitentwickelt haben. Pflanzen, Farben, Materialien und grafische Details verbinden sich zu einer Welt zwischen Café, Jardin und Boutique.