Rich Design Cases
Designers behind the work
Designers and creative leads credited on Rich projects in press coverage.
Designers and creative leads credited on Rich projects in press coverage.
Here Design created a new brand identity for New York luxury jewellery house Monica Rich Kosann to mark its 20th anniversary. The rebrand centers on a dynamic, Art Deco-inspired monogram that can be personalised for each customer, reflecting modern notions of luxury and self-expression. The identity includes bespoke typography, a rich color palette, and tactile packaging that merge heritage with digital innovation.
The article profiles Polish graphic designer Andrzej G, whose loud, maximalist works reinterpret early 2000s aesthetics through digital collage and layered multimedia. His projects span posters, cover art, branding, and clothing for musicians and fashion brands, blending nostalgia with Gen-Z energy. The feature highlights his process-driven approach and fascination with imperfection and chaos.
Photographer Benjamin Rasmussen’s series 'Rain on Dry Earth' documents the women footballers of Cameroon’s Petrichor Football Association. Shot over two weeks in Yaoundé, the project captures the energy, resilience, and empowerment of female athletes in a challenging environment. The work blends documentary and fashion aesthetics to highlight the strength and joy of the players.
The article covers the comprehensive rebrand of De Dietrich, led by Olympia de Dietrich and Jamie Quantrill, with creative execution by Paris-based studio Be Dandy. The new identity modernises the historic horn emblem through 3D materials, gradients, and a custom wordmark, reflecting the company’s evolution from a product brand to a unified industrial group.
Brand Ethos and Becolourful collaborated on the naming and visual identity for Waythrough, a new charity formed from the merger of Richmond Fellowship and Humankind. The identity focuses on inclusivity, recovery, and community, using a wide colour palette, hand-drawn elements, and photography to reflect the charity’s holistic approach. The project was well received by stakeholders and staff, marking a strong start for the new organisation.
The Brand Identity interviews Swiss design studio Onlab about their new website and their philosophy of storytelling through editorial and exhibition design. Partners Vanja Golubovic, Thibaud Tissot, and Matthieu Huegi discuss their evolution from Berlin to Switzerland, their collaborative approach, and their dedication to content-driven design. The conversation highlights their long-term cultural collaborations and their belief in the enduring value of printed and spatial design.
The Brand Identity interviews ESH Gruppa about their evolution as a design studio, their values of empathy and collaboration, and their approach to branding and typography. The team discusses their new logo, their cultural projects like NIMA, and their emphasis on humanistic, research-driven design. They also reflect on their decentralized structure and ongoing creative growth.
The Brand Identity interviews Hitomi Ishigaki, Co-founder and Creative Director of STUDIO NEWWORK, about the studio’s evolution from a magazine publisher to a design studio known for its typographic precision and fashion collaborations. Ishigaki discusses their work with brands like Aimé Leon Dore and UNIQLO, emphasizing the importance of typography and detail in their practice. The conversation also touches on their inspirations, process, and aspirations to collaborate with art institutions.
