A gothic sans inspired by contemporary Japanese design — clean, crisp and a little unexpected. View at Pangram Pangram →
Used by Hervé, Alphamark, Studio Glass, Vanderbrand, illo, Athletics
Set for Create Properties, Illo, Love Athletica, Monobotics, Pangram Pangram Foundry, ShareFile, The New Forest, Voggt
Find design references using PP Mori. 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.
Toronto-based studio Vanderbrand created a bold, geometric brand identity for Burnaby Lake, a 14-acre master-planned community developed by Create Properties. Drawing inspiration from the area's natural landscape, the identity features a flexible pictographic system, vibrant colour palette, and a modern typographic pairing of Mori and Atacama. The adaptable design ensures consistency across digital, print, and environmental applications.
Creative Boom profiles Toronto-based studio Vanderbrand, founded by Julie Vander Herberg, known for its strategic, place-rooted brand identities across real estate, hospitality, and cultural sectors. The article explores the studio’s collaborative ethos, research-driven process, and typographic sophistication through projects like Burnaby Lake, Niagara Benchlands, and Together Design Lab. Vander Herberg shares insights on leadership, adaptability, and building meaningful creative practices.
SEESAW features the website design for Walbi, a secured AI-powered crypto futures trading platform. The listing highlights the fintech and Web3 focus of the project and notes the use of PP Mori and PP Neue Bit typefaces.
Truth & Consequences developed a new brand identity for Productside, formerly 280 Group, centered around a modular 'P' logo inspired by product management workflows. The rebrand features a bold color palette, custom typography, and hand-drawn illustrations to convey confidence and warmth. The project reflects a thoughtful repositioning of the company’s ethos and visual presence.