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Go.Compare, a well-known financial service comparison website in the UK, is expanding its range of services to include home insurance, high-speed internet connections, and other features. Despite the company’s existing popularity, it has recognized the necessity to update its visual identity in order to remain competitive in today’s market. The rebranding of Go.Compare was entrusted to Ragged Edge, a London-based studio known for its works for technology companies like Kili and Omlet. The primary objective of the studio was to reinforce the platform’s already established reputation. The new look aims to enhance data accessibility without requiring additional search efforts. The…

Crystal brand First of all, the fresh design’s leitmotif can be seen in the updated Swarovski logo. The iconic swan in the new iteration is facing to the right, featuring a more elongated neck and two wings, more clearly drawn compared to the old one-wing version. The brand chose the swan as its emblem in 1988 as a symbol of everlasting love and nature’s beauty, the notions that have always been associated with Swarovski’s crystal glass and jewelry. For the logo, the swan has been placed into an octagonal frame that symbolizes a faceted crystal as well as the idea…

On February 25th, While the logo was announced ten month ago, and its details have been kept a secret during this time, it will mark the hood of the Peugeot 308 that is going to be presented in March. According to the company, the emblem was influenced by the logo of the 404, which was produced in the early 1960s, and especially by that one noticed on the e-Legend concept the manufacturer presented at the 2018 Paris Auto Show. Peugeot has saved the overall design of the lion, but it has abandoned the detailed forms, giving the emblem some dynamic…

Founded in 1881, Iittala is a Finnish design brand, owned by Fiskars Group, that is known for its premium glassware and cookware products. The company acquired its unique style in the early 1930s when it started producing pieces, like the glasses designed by Aino Aalto or the Savoy Vase created by Alvar Aalto, that would become the classics of Scandinavian design. Even today, their distinctive wavy forms are reproduced in plates, trays, cutting boards, and other objects of application design. To pay homage to its rich history and traditions of glassblowing, the brand has updated its visual identity, which has…

Imagine a world where currency floats in a digital space, untethered from the physical wallets and banks we’ve grown accustomed to. This is the reality of cryptocurrency, a realm where bits and bytes take on the value traditionally held by silver and gold. To buy Bitcoin isn’t just a transaction; it’s an entry ticket into this vast and intriguing marketplace that’s reshaping how we think about money. Bitcoin, this intangible yet powerful form of currency, has captured the imaginations and wallets of many, offering a form of investment that dances to the beat of a different drum, unfazed by the…

In January of 2020, Xiaomi’s Indian subsidiary Poco declared its independence from the parent company, claiming it would have its own team and much more. To celebrate its first successful year as an independent enterprise, the brand has announced its new logo and mascot that can be another evidence of the fact that it is trying to set itself apart from the Chinese manufacturer. The new mascot is essentially based on the angry/mad emoji with addition of a kind of a growling mouth, halo as well as Android robot-style antennas. Sharing the explanation for all these elements, Poco says that…

The World Tourism Organization, headquartered in Madrid, Spain, is a specialized agency of the United Nations. Its goal is to promote sustainable, responsible, and accessible tourism. UNWTO, as the organization is commonly known, serves as a global forum for tourism policy and brings together 170 countries. Recently, UNWTO underwent a rebranding and changed its name to UN Tourism, accompanied by a new visual identity. Through this transformation, the global brand aims to solidify its position as a leader in tourism development worldwide. The visual aspect of the rebranding process was carried out by Interbrand, a consulting agency known for its…

Established in 1786, Demel, a pastry shop and chocolaterie, is a renowned gourmet and cultural attraction in Vienna, Austria. During the 19th century, this place gained immense popularity among the Austrian aristocracy, including Empress Elisabeth (known as Empress Sisi), earning it the prestigious title of Purveyor to the Imperial and Royal Court – Kaiserliche und Königliche Hofzuckerbäcker. In an effort to enhance its digital presence, Demel recently launched an online store and introduced new takeout packaging, prompting the company to revamp its visual identity. Throughout its rich 200-year history, Demel has amassed numerous packaging designs and graphic applications, each representing…