Rico Design Cases
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Designers behind the work
Designers and creative leads credited on Rico projects in press coverage.
News & interviews
- Brazilian Creativity Emerges as a Global Cultural Force
Creative Boom · May 26, 2026
The article explores Brazilian creativity as a global cultural force through the perspective of Tátil co-founder Fred Gelli. It discusses how Brazilian design philosophy, rooted in biomimicry, resourcefulness, and maximalism, informs projects like Biocentricos, Natura x Nespresso, and Rio Carnival. Gelli argues that Brazilian design’s diversity and ecological awareness position it as a model for sustainable and expressive global creativity.
- "Mostly Sunny Launches Eco-Friendly Farm Collection with Acure"
The Brand Identity · Oct 10, 2025
The Brand Identity features Mostly Sunny’s design for Acure’s The Farm Collection, a premium body care line created in collaboration with Apricot Lane Farms. The New York studio developed packaging and campaign materials that balance Acure’s accessible ethos with a more elevated, nature-rooted aesthetic. Sustainable materials, hand-drawn motifs, and thoughtful typography reinforce the regenerative farming story behind the collection.
Mostly SunnyAcureApricot Lane Farmsbranding - Studio Mast: Crafting Simple, Story-Driven Design Solutions
Creative Boom · Nov 4, 2024
Creative Boom profiles Denver-based Studio Mast, a small design studio known for its philosophy of 'simplicity with personality' and its storytelling-driven branding work. The article highlights projects such as the rebrand of Pizzeria Alberico and collaborations with clients like Stripe, Cadence, and Santa Fe Vintage. Principal Travis Ladue discusses the studio’s collaborative ethos, timeless design influences, and dedication to authenticity and heritage.
Studio MastCadenceFrasca GroupPizzeria AlbericoOsteria Albericobranding - Violet Office's identity for Tricot is inspired by the mantra 'a classic sweater will always be in style'
The Brand Identity · Mar 23, 2020
The Brand Identity features Violet Office’s visual identity for Tricot, a Paris-based knitwear brand founded by Rémi de Laquintane and Tom Lehman. The New York studio created a timeless identity centered on a logotype that merges calligraphic and slab serif qualities, complemented by pared-back sans serif typography. The design reflects Tricot’s balance of heritage and modernity in the fashion market.
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