By creating a rotating set of stamps to replace that one letter, we found a metaphor for the 99.99km radius from which all ingredients are sourced.
Both typefaces were chosen for their timeless qualities.
We wanted a monospaced typeface that has a clean and modern aesthetic to accompany the characterful logotype, and this fit the bill perfectly.
Instead of a bulldog clip, hidden magnets elegantly secure the papers.
Dennis, a Barcelona and London-based studio, created a tactile, locally inspired brand identity for Superlocal, a restaurant sourcing everything within a 99.99km radius. The team used inked vegetables to stamp letterforms, focusing on a rotating 'O' to symbolize locality. The identity extends to SuperPizzaLocal, its playful sibling, maintaining cohesion through shared visual language and handcrafted details.
Dennis Studio rebranded Barcelona’s historic Hotel Regina, balancing its century-old heritage with a modern sensibility. The identity draws from archival logos and architectural details, featuring custom typography, a refreshed wordmark, and a sub-brand for the hotel’s bar, Gina’s. The result celebrates timeless elegance while appealing to a new generation of guests.
Dennis created a refined rebrand for Barcelona’s historic Bar Bauma, balancing its 80-year legacy with a modern sensibility. The new identity includes a redrawn logo, cohesive blue palette, and tactile menu design inspired by classic bar clipboards. The project highlights thoughtful material choices and a typographic system built around Messina Sans Mono.