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Domaine Display in Use — 1 Design Example | D1S1

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Domaine Display in use — 1 case

Used by Vanderbrand

Set for Oxford Properties

Find design references using Domaine Display. 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.

Square One District by Vanderbrand

Brand Identity For Square One District

Domaine Display in the news

Vanderbrand devises a scalable identity system for the redevelopment of Mississauga's downtown district
The Brand Identity · Aug 3, 2020
Vanderbrand created a scalable and adaptable identity system for Square One District, a major redevelopment project in Mississauga led by Oxford Properties. The design uses a combination of Neue Haas Grotesk and Domaine Display typefaces, anchored by an electric purple color that will evolve as the project develops. The identity reflects themes of innovation, aspiration, and community connection within the city’s transformation.
Vanderbrand Oxford PropertiesSquare One Districtbranding
New Graphic Identity for Tea & Glory by Socio Design
BP&O · Nov 9, 2018
BP&O features Socio Design’s refined brand identity for Tea & Glory, a London-based loose-leaf tea brand promoting slow living. The project includes packaging, signage, and a cohesive visual system using pastel tones, copper foiling, and Klim Type Foundry’s Domaine typefaces. The design balances contemporary luxury with craft, though the article notes a mismatch between the refined identity and a mural in the café’s basement.
Socio DesignTea & Glorybranding
Richard Baird