BP&O’s article ‘Top Drawer’ by Lisa Cain examines Tátil’s packaging redesign for Carrefour Home, the retailer’s private-label homeware line. The project focuses on creating a cohesive, structured system that elevates perceived value and maintains clarity across multiple SKUs and countries. The design emphasizes consistency, hierarchy, and warmth to help Carrefour Home stand out in crowded retail aisles.
SEESAW features Carry, a fintech platform focused on helping users grow their net worth through smart tax optimization. The listing highlights the website design and its use of Maison Neue and Maison Neue Mono typefaces.
Oslo-based studios Heydays and Goods collaborated on the naming, strategy, and identity for Carrot, a Norwegian waste management software company. The identity combines data-driven concepts with playful illustration and a distinctive lime-green-yellow palette inspired by nature. Using Signifier and DM Sans typefaces, the project balances elegance and digital precision to reflect Carrot’s mission of making waste data visible and valuable.