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- Branding for Society De La Rassi by Blurr Bureau
BP&O · Sep 16, 2025
BP&O’s feature by Emily Gosling explores Blurr Bureau’s brand identity for Society De La Rassi, an alcohol-free champagne alternative founded by Steve Jackson. The Melbourne and New York-based studio developed the brand strategy, naming, and packaging, balancing heritage cues with modern minimalism. The design uses a bold red 'portal' motif, refined typography, and tactile print finishes to position the brand as a premium, sober-luxury challenger.
Blurr BureauKlim Type FoundryActual SourceSociety De La Rassibranding - Cambridge Audio's Rebrand Merges Heritage with Modern Culture
The Brand Identity · Aug 22, 2025
Manchester-based studio Only has rebranded Cambridge Audio, balancing the brand’s British hi-fi heritage with a more culturally relevant, contemporary identity. The new system, anchored by the idea ‘Made by Music,’ features a refined typographic approach using Söhne and Tiempos, a restrained color palette with burnt orange accents, and flexible use of the circular marque and logotype. Collaborations included nform studio for 3D, Jake Richardson for motion, and photographers Percy Dean and Joshua Halling.
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The Brand Identity · Mar 14, 2025
Blurr Bureau created a refined brand identity and packaging system for Society De La Rassi, a new non-alcoholic sparkling wine brand founded by Steve Jackson. The design blends heritage-inspired craftsmanship with modern sophistication, featuring a bold red 'portal' mark, tactile materials, and premium printing techniques. Typography choices and color palette reinforce the brand’s Mediterranean roots and luxury positioning.
Blurr BureauSociety De La Rassipackaging - Logo & Branding for Tigre by Triboro
BP&O · Aug 22, 2024
BP&O features Triboro’s branding for Tigre, a cocktail lounge in Manhattan’s Lower East Side. The identity draws on Studio 54-era glamour, Grace Jones-inspired typography, and tactile materials like gold foil and leather to reflect the bar’s duality of past and future. The project integrates interior design influences from Studio Tre and uses Franklin Gothic and Söhne Breit typefaces for a sophisticated, locally rooted aesthetic.
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