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Find design references using Bagoss. 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.
BP&O · Jul 7, 2026
Studio Blackburn created a new strategy, brand architecture and visual/verbal identity for Ellis Butchers, a two-site whole-carcass butcher business in Blackheath, London. The system combines Bagoss and Gaisyr typography, humorous Meat Ellis illustrations and graphic carcass photography, while differentiating the historic Blackheath Village shop with dark green heritage styling and Blackheath Standard with vibrant orange.
The Brand Identity · Apr 4, 2025
EIGA developed an energetic new brand identity for the city of Hanover, Germany, centered around the concept of cultural energy and community spirit. The visual system, titled 'POW!', features a dynamic circular logo, a vibrant red palette, and the Bagoss typeface to express unity and vitality. The project highlights EIGA’s collaborative process involving local institutions and citizens to create a cohesive city brand.
The Brand Identity · Feb 22, 2024
Söderhavet reimagined Swedish mobile operator Hallon’s brand identity by drawing inspiration from its namesake, the raspberry. The refreshed design features a vibrant raspberry pink palette, playful fruit sticker motifs, and the Bagoss typeface to convey friendliness and affordability. The result is a cohesive, expressive identity that highlights Hallon’s accessible and joyful brand personality.
The Brand Identity · Aug 9, 2023
Sydney studio Bandit Design Group created a welcoming, future-facing visual identity for Boa, a social network for business owners. The system combines a rounded lowercase wordmark, an eclectic type family, hand-drawn motifs, geometric icons and a blue-led palette with vibrant colour accents to express connection, learning, growth and the realities of entrepreneurship.
The Brand Identity · Jun 14, 2023
The Brand Identity’s 'The Edit' highlights five recent design projects, including DesignStudio’s rebrand for Center Parcs Europe, Studio DRAMA’s packaging for SAWAI rum, Standard Projects’ identity for Programa, Anne-Dorothée Schulz’s work for textile artist Solenne Jolivet, and ESH Gruppa’s branding for NIMA museum. The feature showcases diverse approaches to identity design, from illustrative and tactile to typographic and minimal.
The Brand Identity · Sep 13, 2022
The Office of Ordinary Things developed a full rebrand for CleanO2, a climate-conscious cleaning brand that makes soap from captured carbon. The identity uses concise copy, bright colours, and playful typography centered around the Bagoss typeface to express the brand’s sustainable mission and approachable tone.
