Icat Design Cases
Designers behind the work
Designers and creative leads credited on Icat projects in press coverage.
Designers and creative leads credited on Icat projects in press coverage.
Creative Boom features Málaga-based studio Tiquismiquis Club and its design for the 54th ADG Laus Awards yearbook. The publication explores the theme of territory, connecting people and places through photography, maps, and textures. Founders Roberto Espartero and Juan Martin developed a dual-format book that celebrates geographic diversity and inclusivity in Spanish design.
The article by The Brand Identity curates five standout Parisian brand identities, celebrating the city’s creative energy during the Olympic season. Featuring work by Abmo, Maison Sagan, Brand Brothers, Plus Mûrs, and fagerström, it highlights diverse visual expressions across hospitality, fashion, and food sectors. The roundup underscores Paris’s influence on contemporary design through elegant, type-driven, and culturally rich identities.
The article by The Brand Identity curates eight standout brand identities revitalizing the education sector, from schools and universities to learning platforms. Featuring studios such as MAKE, Decimal, Bleed, and Regular Practice, it celebrates bold, colorful, and playful design approaches that bring energy and creativity to educational branding.
The article is an interview with London-based design studio SOUP, founded by Nina Jua Klein and Simon Wilson. It explores their backgrounds, the origins of their studio name, their collaborative approach, and their focus on blending digital and physical design. The pair discuss their ongoing projects with cultural institutions like the V&A Dundee and their vision for SOUP as a multidisciplinary, collaborative practice.
The Brand Identity interviews London-based design trio Kaam Kaaj, composed of Mohammed Samad, Bouk Ra, and Joanna Domagalska, about their collaborative practice focused on branding and typography. The team discusses their approach to structure and playfulness, their identity project for the London College of Communication’s 2023 degree shows, and their philosophy on self-initiated work and creative growth. The conversation highlights their emphasis on collaboration, experimentation, and alignment with personal creative values.
Maison Sagan designed the tactile, multi-material menu 'Sous La Même Étoile' for Paris’ Bar Le Syndicat, merging 90s hip-hop influences with cosmic visual themes. The project features layered transparent pages, metallic shapes, and vivid colors inspired by space imagery, with typography by Dinamo and Sharp Type. Founder Jean-Daniel Galisson describes the design as a reflection of the collaboration between chefs and bartenders, symbolized through layered visuals and bold type choices.
The Brand Identity’s 'The Edit' showcases five diverse design projects, including Casual Business’ playful packaging for Bowl Grabber and Atipus’ data-informed labels for Les Vinficateurs. Other highlights include Oneiro Studio’s grounded identity for Moriarty Realty, Studio Albin Holmqvist’s refined branding for cabinet maker Axel Wannberg, and Alejandro Gavancho’s natural packaging for skincare brand Starrytale.
The Brand Identity’s 'The Edit' highlights five new branding projects from studios around the world, including CRU’s bold identity for tech firm G2K, Andstudio’s dynamic system for fintech hub ROCKIT, Bakoom’s expressive design for arts festival TNT, Kontrapunkt’s human-centred identity for Peakon, and POST’s elegant rebrand for The Communications Store. Each project showcases distinct approaches to typography, color, and conceptual storytelling.