Set for Fitzjohn’s, Norton Museum of Art, The Norton Museum of Art
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Koto has refreshed the brand identity for The Norton Museum of Art in West Palm Beach, Florida, creating a system that balances heritage with modernity. The new identity centers on the idea of 'Where Art Meets Life', using archival elements, a refined wordmark, and a vibrant color palette inspired by Florida and the museum’s collection. The project emphasizes accessibility, warmth, and the museum’s dual role as both cultural institution and social space.
Koto has rebranded the Norton Museum of Art in West Palm Beach with a new identity centered on the idea 'Where Art Meets Life'. Drawing from the museum’s archives, architecture, and community, the rebrand revives historical elements like the Diana Seal and introduces a warm, inclusive voice and vibrant color palette. The result balances institutional gravitas with the everyday life and energy of the museum’s visitors.
BOND created a bold new identity for Aleph Farms and its first consumer product, Aleph Cuts, the world’s first lab-cultivated steak brand. The concept of 'flipping' drives the design, symbolizing the shift from traditional meat production to cellular agriculture. The identity features custom typography, a reimagined 'A' logo resembling an ox head, and a nature-inspired color palette that bridges heritage and innovation.
BP&O features DutchScot’s brand identity for FitzJohn’s, a luxury over-60s apartment development in Hampstead. The design draws inspiration from the area’s creative heritage, using expressive typography, vibrant colors, and abstract compositions to evoke a modern yet nostalgic feel. Collaborations with illustrator Emily Robertson and photographer Carol Sachs add warmth and lifestyle appeal to the brand.
