Used by Order Design
Set for Greenhouse
Cases set in Untitled Serif, as credited by the studios in their own writeups.
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.
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.
SEESAW · Jan 11, 2024
SEESAW features Popcorn, an invite-only US phone plan offering global connectivity without roaming fees. The website showcases a clean SaaS-style design using Messina Sans and Untitled Serif typefaces. The project highlights Popcorn’s tech-forward positioning in the telecommunications space.
SEESAW · Nov 1, 2023
SEESAW features Dot, an intelligent guide created by New Computer to help users remember, organize, and navigate their lives. The project showcases a clean, AI-driven digital experience using Die Grotesk and Untitled Serif typefaces. The article briefly highlights the website as part of SEESAW’s curated design showcase.
The Brand Identity · Nov 8, 2021
The article highlights Play’s brand identity for Worldcoin, a collectively-owned global cryptocurrency aiming for equality through biometric technology. The identity features a 3D logo inspired by global unity, a sophisticated typographic system, and a muted yet professional color palette that conveys trust and optimism.
The Brand Identity · Jan 28, 2021
London-based studio CHEVAL designed the bilingual publication 'Oriental Silk' for publisher Hatje Cantz and artist Xiaowen Zhu. The book explores the history of a Los Angeles silk merchant through a tactile, clothbound design using subtle colors and refined typography. Director Michael Mason emphasized the importance of materiality, bilingual balance, and understated elegance in the project.
