
Otherway’s “retro-futuristic” identity for plant-based meal kit Future Noodles
The visual identity seeks to put a space age spin on noodle packaging, while showcasing thefood brand’s ethical values.
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The visual identity seeks to put a space age spin on noodle packaging, while showcasing thefood brand’s ethical values.
The property website has revealed a rebrand, including a new logo, typeface and shift of its signature purple shade.
The Bristol-based studio has developed a bespoke typeface, colour palette and tone of voice for the organisation, with the hope of showing bowel cancer affects all ages.
The identity seeks to showcase Nuud’s sustainable ethos with a strapline of: ‘chew plants, not plastic!”
The redesign will affect Coca-Cola, Coca-Cola Zero Sugar and Diet Coke, and is the first global packaging update since 2016.
The Dutch fashion brand has unveiled a new look and ‘Free Spirit’ concept which will roll out across its new retail spaces.
The new look aims to simplify the entertainment platform’s identity, while “keeping hold of the swagger” that viewers know and love.
Consider Pastures’ branding puts the “imperfect shape of the egg” front and centre, with an updated carton and geometric patterns.
The low-cost sports kit retailer has dropped the ‘.com’ in its latest identity overhaul which focuses on accessibility for consumers.
The design is a “simple gesture of sustainability and inclusion”, according to 2026 organisers, and is the first Olympic logo ever to be chosen by popular vote.
The new crest is a modern interpretation of its historic logo and will tap into a more international and younger audience, the club says.
There’s plenty to do in the upcoming weeks, from central London light installations to tiny treehouse building sessions for children.
JKR has devised the branding and strategy for “socially conscious” medication provider Betr, which seeks to “challenge established codes” in the medicine market.
As part of our series looking at in-house design teams, we talk to Wikipedia’s Khanyi Mpumlwana and Zack McCune about “breaking” the online encyclopedia.
From naked puzzles to the future of skin care, March was filled with innovative and imaginative design work – here are our favourite projects.
As part of our series exploring countries’ design cultures, we explore how Brazil’s politics of the past and present are affecting design, and how young designers are forging their own visual culture.
MassiveBASS aims to help brands create sonic logos that are “scientifically proven to leave a memorable impression”.
Design Bridge New York has created the new look for the Michigan-based craft beer, with both Dutch and American inspirations.
Otherway’s “nostalgic” rebrand of the hyperlocal delivery start-up takes cues from traditional marketplaces and shop signage from around the world.
We explore the country’s creative landscape by looking at two of its design centres: Barcelona and Madrid.
Pearlfisher has redesigned the 185-year-old beer brand, with a look that puts its historic squirrel icon front-and-centre.
The wellbeing range includes refillable sanitisation products and customisable face masks aimed at city dwellers and travellers.
The new identity for Sheese aims to be as “accessible as possible” and includes new packaging, a redrawn wordmark and communications.
The French marque has revealed the first major redesign of its diamond-shaped logo since 1992.