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Showcases
Naming and branding for the Heavy Duty Cargo Bike -where we also got heavily involved in its product design.
For digital design house Meyer, Miller, Smith who is hands on, hard at work building websites and applications, we’ve created an equally “hands on” brand identity, versatile and unique, but also modest and genuine.
Having run a design studio in Tokyo for several years, and with both experience and a keen interest in Japanese design and culture, less rain supports “Japan Town Berlin” with a new naming, branding and design.
Pure Salmon aims to revolutionise the seafood industry by setting new environmental, quality and health standards in salmon production worldwide – ensuring consumers everywhere can enjoy pure, sustainable, ocean-friendly fish.
The New Aero wheels for Tesla are developed by a small international team, including our good friend and photographer.
Latest news
Our packaging range for nuton bicycle parts wins Gold in the Transport & Automotive category at the International Visual Identity Awards.
New website for Gnosis, a prediction market platform built as a decentralized application on the Ethereum network.
Less Rain and The New Aero are winners at this year’s Red Dot product design awards, one of the world’s most renowned design competitions.
The New Aero Razor wheel has just been selected a winner at the iF Design Award 2020!
We’ve just launched a new website for Full Node, Berlin’s community and co-working space for blockchain and web 3.0 initiatives.
Our client Fyta just started their Kickstarter campaign for the Fyta Beam sensor, for which we designed the iOS and Android App.
We got into craft beer label design by just brewing our own craft beer for a company event in 2016.
A wild mix of Tokyo contemporary graphic design, signage systems, advertising and illustration.
Here are some weird or just interesting products we found on this year's research trip to Tokyo.
This years's interior highlight was visiting the CASICA, a relatively new shop run by architects in Shinkiba.
Here is some research from this year's Japan trip featuring a wild mix of traditional and pop Japanese design.