Rimowa Design Cases
Designers behind the work
Designers and creative leads credited on Rimowa projects in press coverage.
Designers and creative leads credited on Rimowa projects in press coverage.
The Brand Identity’s interview with London-based designer Joe Diver explores his journey into freelancing, his minimalist design approach, and his experiences working with brands like EnterJet and RIMOWA. Diver discusses his philosophy on collaboration, work-life balance, and the importance of conceptual projects, as well as his mentorship initiative BCDFLOW. The conversation highlights his passion for creativity, community, and continuous learning.
BP&O’s Studio Showcase highlights the London-based design consultancy Commission, led by creative directors David McFarline and Christopher Moorby. The article surveys their work across branding, packaging, and editorial design for clients in fashion, art, and commerce, emphasizing their material sophistication and graphic restraint. Projects for Rimowa, Franklin Till, and others demonstrate a balance of craft, utility, and tactile innovation.
BP&O’s feature on Rimowa’s rebrand by Commission explores how the studio created a timeless and cohesive identity for the luxury luggage brand. The project includes a new monogram, wordmark by Bureau Borsche, and illustrations by Yu Nagaba, combining craftsmanship, modernity, and emotional storytelling. The identity extends across packaging, retail, and printed materials, emphasizing material quality and subtle luxury.
BP&O reviews Commission’s rebrand for luxury luggage maker Rimowa, created in collaboration with Bureau Borsche. The new identity introduces a monogram, refined typography, and tactile materials that reflect Rimowa’s legacy of craftsmanship and modern utility. The project celebrates the brand’s 120th anniversary with a cohesive visual and material language across packaging and retail touchpoints.
