504 Pentagram Testimonials

"Pentagram created a series of virtual spaces that replicate the volume of empty bookcases, each housing one single photograph to fill the ghostly space."

"The Dr. Jart+ containers combine the classic forms of cosmetics and beauty products with unexpected industrial objects like oil and kerosene cans."

"In response to the difficult challenges book display poses for museums, and in reaction to the traditional solution of opening a book to a specific page and encasing it under glass, the designers created three innovative interactive rear-projection digital book kiosks."

"Pentagram was asked to create a brand strategy to articulate the unique personality of Camu C, and a brand identity system that could work across various print and online applications."

"The centerpiece of the lobby is a 51-foot-long mural made of felt, a material that is ideal for a child-friendly environment."

"In keeping with Red Hat’s open source ethos, the rebranding was conducted as a collaboration with the company’s leadership, employees and community."

"The new identity centers on a wordmark held by a set of brackets, instantly conveying the organization’s role as a support system for artists."

"The approach to the identity was informed by Pentagram’s decade-long relationship with the London Design Festival, for whom it designs a new identity every year."

"Pentagram created a new logotype that is a twist on a traditional crest, which use symbols to illustrate the brand’s locations in France and New Zealand."

"The identity centers on a bold, modern logo that uses the simple icons of international symbols to create a friendly, accessible and democratic visual personality."

"The design echoes the scope of Bourgeois’s work, simultaneously mammoth and personal."

"This elemental piece of furniture allows the studio to maintain a sense of calm, providing a home for all the samples, buttons, fittings and files essential to the studio’s everyday work."

"The wordmark emphasizes the “UP” in the name and creates a space that can be used as a window into the stories Upworthy tells: The “U” can function as a container for imagery from individual videos or categories of content."

"This theme of integrating the signage into the materials and environment of the specific venue was carried over into the Olympic Sculpture Park, which has transformed Seattle’s last undeveloped downtown waterfront property, a nine-acre industrial site on the Elliott Bay, into a free public park."

"The site applies a ‘frankness’ to the featured issues, with a point of view that is forthright, personal and thoughtful, in long-form essays, interviews, opinion pieces, photo stories and video documentaries."