Brooklyn studio Selman has crafted a new identity for one of New York’s most iconic spiritual and cultural landmarks, drawing on the cathedral’s rich architecture, community role and historical typography to build a system that’s… Read More »Selman rebrands the Cathedral of St. John the Divine
Blending art, dining, and social play, Pinky Swear’s new identity, created by The Working Assembly, invites guests to interpret and explore, just like the experience itself. Some places defy neat description, and that’s exactly the… Read More »The Working Assembly blurs the lines for Pinky Swear’s genre-defying identity
URNA, Renders. Courtesy Of URNA, Malta At the bottom of a Maltese quarry, a radical rethinking of death and memorialisation takes shape. URNA, Malta’s powerful contribution to the 2025 London Design Biennale, proposes a collective,… Read More »Dust to Dust: Reimagining death in a Maltese quarry
Football fans are famously intrepid; matches invoke local, regional, and national pride. For Europe’s northernmost league, Finland’s Veikkausliiga, this means weathering (literally) a season from spring to fall, with temperatures ranging from summer highs in… Read More »A Typeface for Finland’s Top Football League Inspired by Fan Scarves
Debbie Millman’s ongoing project “What Matters,” an effort to understand the interior life of artists, designers, and creative thinkers, is now in its third year. Each respondent is invited to answer ten identical questions and… Read More »What Matters to Stuti Sukhani
Rebuilding a brand that has been in existence since 1977 is no small feat. Superfeet has carved its reputation in the performance insole category with a formula grounded in biomechanics and comfort. For the most-used,… Read More »Superfeet’s New Brand Identity Reclaims Performance as a Metric and a Mindset