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Find design references using Atlas. Browse project images and studio credits, then follow each case to its source. Typeface names come from catalogued studio writeups; coverage is limited to projects with recorded credits.

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Decade’s characterful identity for Social Studies pulls on modern sophistication and 70s nostalgia
The Brand Identity · Nov 30, 2020
New York-based studio Decade created a playful yet sophisticated brand identity for Social Studies, a modern party platform offering rentable tablescapes and catering. Drawing on 1970s nostalgia, the identity features a bold red palette, custom logotype, and illustrations by Ilya Milstein. The design balances vintage charm with contemporary elegance through thoughtful typography and characterful visuals.
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Accompany's identity for Merino ties together the building company's two distinct services
The Brand Identity · May 5, 2020
Sydney-based studio Accompany created a unified yet flexible identity for Merino, a family-owned building company offering both construction and consultancy services. The system centers on an adaptable 'M' icon that shifts between the two divisions, supported by a vibrant green and orange palette and consistent typography. The result conveys Merino’s confident, adaptable approach to its dual business model.
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