Sons & Daughters ID is a Lithuanian branding agency that combines strategy, design and technology to make brands stand out. Its work spans brand identity, design systems and motion for cultural institutions, retail and hospitality — including MO Museum, LRT (the national broadcaster's centenary identity), Pasaka cinema, the pet retailer Kika, AME Coffee and the Marina Nida destination. The studio won Gold in Brand Identity and Silver in Motion Design at the ADC*E awards for MO Museum, plus silvers and bronzes at the European Design Awards and the Brand Impact Awards.
Works with Recoleta, Tomato Grotesk, FF Mark, Gerstner Programm
Their own site is set in Canela, Graphik, Inter, Satoshi
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Lithuanian studio Sons & Daughters ID created a binary coding-inspired brand identity for photovoltaic software company Inion. The identity uses FF Mark and Gerstner Programm typefaces, a nature-derived colour palette, and 3D blueprint-style illustrations to reflect the brand’s technological and renewable energy focus. The project emphasizes systematic design and flexibility across digital and physical applications.
Vilnius-based collective Sons & Daughters ID created a generative visual identity for Artery, a new Vilnius business centre designed by architect Daniel Libeskind. The system uses adaptable, data-reactive letterforms, abstract 3D renderings and a vibrant red signature colour to express the rhythm of city life, supported by Roc Grotesk and Gilroy typography.