Nio Design Cases
Designers behind the work
Designers and creative leads credited on Nio projects in press coverage.
Designers and creative leads credited on Nio projects in press coverage.
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Eurovision has unveiled a refreshed global identity for its 70th anniversary, designed by Amy Bedford of Sheffield-based one-woman studio PALS. The rebrand introduces a new logo, typeface, and flexible digital system that modernises the contest’s visual identity while retaining its iconic heart symbol. The project highlights a shift toward agile, independent creative models outside major capitals.
Creative agency The Working Assembly has developed a new brand identity for Union Square Partnership, reflecting the energy and diversity of downtown New York. The rebrand includes a cohesive visual and verbal system designed to unify communications and strengthen community engagement. Rooted in place and personality, the identity aims to position Union Square as a vibrant cultural and commercial hub in the city’s evolving landscape.
Creative Boom reports on Unfound Studio’s rebrand for collagen supplement brand Ingenious, which moves away from superficial beauty stereotypes to focus on science, wellness, and modern lifestyles. The project includes a new visual and verbal identity, packaging, and campaign built around the brand’s clinically proven innovation. The design emphasizes authenticity, protection, and vitality for diverse, urban consumers.
The Brand Identity interviews Anna Polonsky, founder of Brooklyn-based studio Polonsky & Friends, about her journey from The MP Shift to building a consultancy dedicated to food and hospitality brands. The conversation explores the studio’s analogue, tactile approach to design, its focus on authenticity, and the enduring beauty of handmade craft in a digital era. Polonsky reflects on her inspirations, process, and the studio’s commitment to storytelling through print and materiality.
BP&O’s feature by Emily Gosling explores Nihilo’s branding and packaging design for tequila brand Casa Malka. The agency developed a holistic identity encompassing strategy, packaging, structural bottle design, illustration, and 3D art direction in collaboration with CG artist Haruko Hayakawa. The result is a refined, gender-neutral, and minimalist brand world that balances restraint with sensuality.
Lithuanian studio Sons & Daughters ID created a binary coding-inspired brand identity for photovoltaic software company Inion. The identity uses FF Mark and Gerstner Programm typefaces, a nature-derived colour palette, and 3D blueprint-style illustrations to reflect the brand’s technological and renewable energy focus. The project emphasizes systematic design and flexibility across digital and physical applications.
Kyiv-based designer Igor Kolomiiets rebranded modelling school NMJ with a modular identity inspired by Spice Girls-era nostalgia and youthful individuality. The system combines Helvetica Neue and Bodoni with expressive photography, variable borders, and a vivid color palette to reflect the school's creative spirit. The project balances playful digital references with timeless typographic structure.