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Forma DJR in use — 1 case
Used by Pentagram
Set for De Bijloke
Find design references using Forma DJR. 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.
Forma DJR in the news
- Pentagram creates digital-first identity for De Bijloke
The Brand Identity · Sep 30, 2026
Pentagram's London office created a digital-first rebrand for Ghent music venue De Bijloke ahead of its 2026/27 season. The identity combines a fluid logo inspired by John Cage's notation and oscilloscope audio visualisation with Forma DJR, building-derived colours, programme-specific patterns and a generative tool for dynamic Jazz and New Music applications. The system launched with a new website in May 2026 and is gradually extending into the venue's physical environment.
- ZAINA Fuses Arabic and Latin Scripts in Mir’a Identity Using Punctuation
The Brand Identity · Jul 22, 2025
ZAINA, a Paris and Barcelona-based studio, created a bilingual identity for Mir’a, a cultural association promoting MENA artists. The design cleverly unites Arabic and Latin scripts through shared punctuation, using Forma DJR typefaces to achieve visual harmony. The project challenges traditional calligraphic norms, embracing a modern typographic approach to reflect Mir’a’s cross-cultural mission.
- New Branding for Klangwelt Toggenburg by Studio Marcus Kraft
BP&O · Jun 19, 2025
BP&O’s feature by Emily Gosling explores Studio Marcus Kraft’s new identity for Klangwelt Toggenburg, a Swiss cultural organisation devoted to sound and nature. The rebrand introduces a custom typeface, Klangwelt Regular, derived from Forma DJR, and a restrained monochrome palette with yellow accents. The identity extends across signage, digital, and sonic branding, reflecting the region’s acoustic and architectural heritage.
Studio Marcus KraftVitamin 2Klangwelt Toggenburgbranding - Pentagram Revamps Fedrigoni in Five Standout New Design Projects
The Brand Identity · Apr 21, 2021
This instalment of The Edit rounds up five recently discovered design projects from Pentagram, DixonBaxi, Studio—BA, Brand Brothers and A New Kind of Kick. Highlights include Pentagram's typography-led Fedrigoni refresh, DixonBaxi's unified Hulu rebrand, and identity systems for a sustainable skincare brand, French micro-brewery, and London furniture and lighting studio.