Visual identity
We develop visual identity as a working system rather than a set of artworks. Logo, type, colour, layout and image treatment, designed to work together consistently across channels, formats and applications.
We create the visual identity that brings a brand to life, and the guidelines that keep it consistent wherever it appears.
We develop visual identity as a working system rather than a set of artworks. Logo, type, colour, layout and image treatment, designed to work together consistently across channels, formats and applications.
We create brand identity systems that turn strategy into a distinctive visual expression. Built from a brand platform, the identity becomes a flexible system that can be applied consistently across every touchpoint.
We build brand guidelines for real-world use. They cover the rules, the reasoning and the edge cases, so teams know not just what to do, but how to make the right call when the brand moves into something new.
We turn visual identity design into practical tools teams can use; templates, components and clear design principles that help the system extend across new formats and applications.
Visual systems need to work wherever the brand shows up. Our local teams help us test how an identity performs across markets, media environments and real applications before the system is finalised.
We work from the existing brand or communication platform, so the identity expresses a clear strategic direction rather than trying to define one.
We develop and test visual routes against the markets and media the brand will meet.
We define logo, type, colour, layout and image treatment as one connected system.
We turn the identity into practical tools, templates and components teams can use every day.
We check how the visual system performs across markets, media environments and real applications.
Sydinvest
Launch of the new fund Megatrends

Knorr
Development of strategic food master designs and roll-out
Unoform
New Nordic campaign – Classic Colour Collection

Arla Pro
Collab campaign

LEGO Education
A revitalised brand experience, ready to spark playful learning for a new generation.
Stokke
Smarter workflow and asset production

Arla
Introduction of the new ØKO Yoghurt portfolio

MÆRSK
Sustainability report
The system that makes a brand recognisable: logo, type, colour, layout and image treatment, defined so they work together across channels, formats and applications.
Corporate visual identity usually describes the organisation-wide system; visual identity is the broader term. In practice the work is the same and we use both depending on the audience.
Yes, and they are the point. Guidelines that only cover the obvious leave a designer guessing exactly where the brand is most at risk.
No. Brand strategy defines the broader direction of the brand. A communication platform defines the idea and story the communication builds from. Visual identity defines how that direction is expressed visually.