Design to Do

Design to Do

Design to Do featuring great design, architecture, fashion, graphics and innovation from across the globe.

 

Orla 55

The Orla 55 brand was developed in close collaboration with the architecture firm, drawing inspiration from Brazilian modernism of the 1950s. Its visual identity incorporates clean lines, geometric balance, and subtle references to the era, creating a clear connection between the building, its architectural language, and the brand itself. This unified approach ensures a cohesive and timeless design that reflects both the history and the contemporary character of the project.

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Mobility Future Within Reach

At the Japan Mobility Show, the challenge was to make future mobility accessible, engaging, and personally meaningful for children within Out of KidZania. Guided by the concept A Future Within Reach, tacto created an integrated analog digital experience. Cards, illustrations, a diorama, and digital content invited children to imagine, build, and test ideas independently. A unified visual identity connected all touchpoints, forming a cohesive world where the future felt tangible, participatory, and shaped through their own actions.

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Easy For Us

When a device fails, it sparks concern. The campaign by the Cheil Egypt Creative Team turns each crack, glitch, and slowdown into a path to Samsung support. Every malfunction becomes a clear signal that professional help is available, guiding users to reliable solutions and showing that even if devices are fragile, support keeps peace of mind fully protected.

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Nanpi Hardware

Designed for the Nanpi metalworking cluster, Nexus Gate translates machining excellence into an abstract symbol. A square and circle built from tangent lines create a doorway and a focused reticle. The positive space suggests N, while a calibrated slit reveals P in the negative space. A two parameter study generated 147 options, refined for clarity at 10 mm. The geometry also supports a 3d totem whose key views align with the 2d logo for consistent use from product marks to landmarks.

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Vitto

Vitto is an Italian food brand developed for the UK market with a contemporary visual approach. The design intentionally departs from rustic and traditional codes common in Italian food branding. Instead, it uses vivid colour, simplified illustration and clear typography to express energy, playfulness and emotional warmth, creating a modern and accessible identity for everyday use.

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Unheardible

D-bue is a special kind of music competition: every two years, selected students from German music academies present their individual artistic ideas in a series of concerts. Bloom has developed a customised communication concept for this special format. The focus is on a dynamic sound sculpture created from a 3D sound visualisation. It takes the human ear as its starting point and moulds itself along the sound logo developed for the competition as a symbol of the experimental, the unheard. The neologism Unheardible complements the visual and ensures visibility and recognisability.

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