Match Design Cases
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Designers and creative leads credited on Match projects in press coverage.
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- Other Studio shows why matcha branding doesn’t need to shout green
The Brand Identity · Nov 19, 2025
Other Studio developed a refined brand identity for The Matcha Kyōto, a matcha brand bridging traditional Japanese tea culture with contemporary design. Led by Creative Director Samuel Gadd, the project avoids the typical green-heavy aesthetic, instead embracing a calm, material-inspired palette and balanced typography. The result is a timeless, tactile identity that reflects patience, precision, and respect for craft.
Other StudioThe Matcha Kyōtobranding - "Saint-Urbain Merges Motorcycles and Matcha in Unique Brand Identity"
The Brand Identity · Dec 9, 2024
Saint-Urbain created a bold, typographic brand identity for Motorcycle Matcha, a tea brand inspired by its founder’s motorcycle journey across Japan. The design merges the mechanical energy of motorcycling with the purity of traditional tea culture through a custom wordmark, monogram, and clean packaging system. The project uses Suisse Int’l and Plaak typefaces to balance industrial and refined aesthetics.
Saint-UrbainMotorcycle Matchabranding - New Branding for Ventura Foreman by Studio Blackburn
BP&O · Mar 7, 2024
Studio Blackburn created a stripped-back, utilitarian identity for workwear brand Ventura Foreman, emphasizing authenticity and imperfection. The design centers on Woolwich as a place, using Dinamo’s ABC Marfa Medium typeface and a flexible color approach tied to materials. The result is a functional, understated system that celebrates the brand’s practical roots.
Studio BlackburnVentura ForemanPaul Smithbranding - ‘A little bit wrong,’ yet perfect: Studio Blackburn on their off-kilter brand for Ventura Foreman
The Brand Identity · Jan 30, 2024
Studio Blackburn developed a distinctive brand identity for fashion and workwear studio Ventura Foreman, emphasizing the brand’s Woolwich roots and handcrafted ethos. The identity uses ABC Marfa Medium by Dinamo and embraces a deliberately off-kilter typographic system. Handmade production details and raw materials reinforce the authenticity and craftsmanship of Ventura Foreman’s work.
- “The first few years are beautiful chaos.” View Source on the realities of building a design agency
The Brand Identity · Dec 12, 2022 · Interview
The Brand Identity interviews View Source co-founder Andrew Rutledge about the studio’s evolution from a digital-focused team to a full-service creative agency. Rutledge discusses the challenges of building a small studio, the importance of trust and senior talent, and highlights projects such as Bandit and Pantone Connect. The conversation explores View Source’s dual presence in Brooklyn and Taiwan, their collaborative culture, and their approach to blending design, aesthetics, and code.
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