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Melbourne multidisciplinary studio TRiC created a vivid nature-inspired identity for Wildflower, a furniture curation and procurement service. The system uses a bright red flower icon, a Futura wordmark, ABC Monument Grotesk typography and floating furniture imagery across its website and social channels to connect furniture arrangement with the limitless potential of wildflowers.
Melbourne studio Never Now created a refined typographic identity and packaging for Hillwood, a small-batch Tasmanian whisky. The design features a custom serif wordmark, embossed monogram, and minimalist materials that reflect the purity and craftsmanship of the distillation process. The project emphasizes elegance, restraint, and a connection to the brand’s family heritage.
BP&O features Studio Brave’s visual identity for OneFourFive Clarendon, a Melbourne workspace development by Salta and Architectus. The identity, built around the narrative 'A Life Unlimited', uses GT America typography, embossed materials, and photography by Josh Robenstone to reflect the building’s architectural character and local context. The design merges bold contemporary expression with tactile finishes and layered compositions across print and digital applications.
Never Now created a modern yet traditional visual identity for Melbourne-based artisan bakery Q Le BAKER, owned by Marion David and Quentin Berthonneau. The design features a modified version of Romana by Theophile Beaudoire, with typographic adjustments that reflect the brand’s tagline, ‘A Balance of Cultures.’ Photography for the project was by Josh Robenstone.