FARM Design Cases
Designers behind the work
Designers and creative leads credited on FARM projects in press coverage.
Designers and creative leads credited on FARM projects in press coverage.
Supple Studio and Studio Spilsbury collaborated on a refreshed brand identity for Somer Valley Brewing, a Bath-based farm brewery. The design draws inspiration from the farm’s landscape, using real-world textures, earthy colors, and playful illustrations by Simon Spilsbury to convey authenticity and storytelling. The new system spans packaging, merchandise, and glassware, positioning the brewery distinctively in the crowded craft beer market.
Creative Boom interviews Storm Wiggett about LABASAD’s new Online Master in Brand Design, an advanced program combining strategy, psychology, and creative disciplines to prepare students for modern brand challenges. The article highlights the course’s depth, its expert instructors, and its focus on real-world brand design practice.
The Brand Identity’s biweekly feature ‘The Edit’ spotlights five recent design projects from around the world. Highlights include Otherway’s colourful identity for Farm Shop, Raquel Pinto Studio’s minimalist branding for A (Plus), DesignStudio’s rebrand of Borussia Dortmund, CON H Studio’s playful packaging for VEO VEO, and Inês Durão’s academic exploration of Minecraft as a creative tool. The roundup showcases diverse approaches to branding, identity, and creative experimentation across industries.
BOND created a bold new identity for Aleph Farms and its first consumer product, Aleph Cuts, the world’s first lab-cultivated steak brand. The concept of 'flipping' drives the design, symbolizing the shift from traditional meat production to cellular agriculture. The identity features custom typography, a reimagined 'A' logo resembling an ox head, and a nature-inspired color palette that bridges heritage and innovation.
SEESAW features the website design for Bowery Farming, a food and climate-focused e-commerce brand promoting smarter produce growth. The project highlights the use of clean typography and modern web design aesthetics, showcasing fonts like National 2 Compressed and GT America. Published on February 1, 2024, the feature presents Bowery’s digital presence as part of SEESAW’s curated web design showcase.
The interview with Copenhagen-based studio Hugmun explores how its three-person team thrives through agility, collaboration, and emotional design. Co-founders Tomasz Pawluk and Maria Milenko, alongside Client Director Harriet Elsom, discuss their new website refresh, their evolving creative process, and their focus on conscious, sustainable brands. The team reflects on key projects such as Oio Lab, Botnia, Murrē, and The Farm Society, emphasizing trust, craftsmanship, and small-team flexibility.
The Brand Identity interviews Studio8585 founder Mario Depicolzuane about the studio’s ten-year journey, its evolution from a solo practice to a small remote team, and its philosophy of elegant, strategic design. Depicolzuane discusses collaborations with brands like OWIU and Kinfolk, the founding of his Creative Voyage platform, and the balance between personal growth and professional practice. The conversation highlights Studio8585’s human-centric approach, remote workflow, and aspirations for the future.
The article showcases eight branding projects for architectural developments and buildings, featuring work from studios including Vanderbrand, Campbell Hay, Studio8585, High Tide, Mubien, Houston Group, and Studio Brave. Each identity reflects the architectural and cultural context of its respective development, from retail centers to residential towers, emphasizing modernist influences, typographic experimentation, and material sensitivity.