Dennis Grauel
Type Designer, Typographer
Articles & interviews3
- OlssønBarbieri Gives Stereoscope Coffee Brand a Distinct Voice
OlssønBarbieri developed a deeply philosophical and contextually rich brand identity for Los Angeles-based coffee roaster Stereoscope. The identity explores themes of nature, cosmology, and balance through typography, materials, and narrative, giving coffee itself a 'voice.' The project combines eco-conscious packaging with a systematic yet poetic design approach.
- Both embrace the natural environment in their muted identity for interior designer Bianca Sciuto
Melbourne-based studio Both created a muted, tactile brand identity for interior designer Bianca Sciuto, inspired by her focus on natural materials and the Brunswick environment. The identity uses Dennis Grauel’s Brunswick Grotesque typeface and incorporates photography from Sciuto’s work across print applications. Soft pink, brown, black, and white tones are printed on premium paper stocks to reflect the designer’s earthy aesthetic.
- Freadman White by Studio Hi Ho
BP&O’s feature by Richard Baird explores Studio Hi Ho’s rebrand for Melbourne-based architecture practice Freadman White. The project centers on a custom typeface, ‘Frisky Freadman’, created with typographer Dennis Grauel to reflect the firm’s whimsical yet disciplined design ethos. The identity extends across print and digital applications, using Japanese paper, embossing, and Gavin Green’s evocative photography to convey warmth and sophistication.