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  • "Pentagram used the visual language and colors from the identity to develop various interiors for a number of environments including Citibank “Blue”, general consumer banking outlet, and Citigold, a more luxurious “affluent customer” outlet."

  • "The refresh communicates the services, energy and creativity the agency delivers for its clients as it earns them attention."

  • "In 1954 the Marbella Club was created by Prince Alfonso von Hohenlohe as a private playground for his aristocratic and celebrity friends. Service was originally delivered by the staff from his castle, giving the experience an air of formality in a very informal setting."

  • "The modern look and feel of the updated logo brings a little style to the splat, while retaining the madcap spirit familiar to fans."

  • "Furniture Music’ attempts to re-design the domestic soundscape and proposes ways for sound not simply to be noise, but rather to help enhance harmony and comfort within one’s surrounding environment."

  • "The identity highlights this amenity in the logo for the project, which suggests a view of a building plan with the square of the courtyard at the center."

  • "The capital projects are organized by region, with a tipped-in, colored stock divider introducing each section."

  • "Equal parts mythical and psychedelic, and informative and inspirational, Pentagram’s brief was to create an identity that captured the magic of mushrooms. Featuring a digitally 'grown', generative typeface contrasted with a systematic grid structure."

  • "A series of towers—designed to adjust height depending on the context—resemble stacks of giant mah jongg tiles set on end. The towers incorporate display cases for artifacts, and feature graphics derived from the game."

  • "The intuitive interface helps users format their questions with eye-catching images and custom typography, as well as the infographics that show the results."

  • "The color of the letterform is always black, but the leafy element and the website change color with the seasons: orange for the fall, green for spring, red for the Christmas season and blue for summer (blue skies over the blue lake)"

  • "The logo is a set of rounded shapes - inspired by coconuts, waves, surfboards and Roberto Burle-Marx’s curvaceous landscapes - creating the word Nonô."

  • "Typography is hugely significant to poetry, and the medium has inspired radical experiments in type for centuries."

  • "The identity expresses the Khaore concept with customized typography."

  • "A hummingbird with distinctive marijuana-leaf shaped tail feathers is the symbol for the company and its line of extracts."