Antwerp studio Vrints-Kolsteren has translated Napoli on the Road’s itinerant origin into a pared-back visual system. The rebrand shortens the name to NotR and leans on transport and industrial signifiers — stamps, labels, monospaced typography…
São Paulo’s hospitality scene is enjoying a visual detour: designers and restaurateurs are turning away from antiseptic minimalism and toward a retro-inflected graphic language that feels warmer, looser and more rooted in local print culture.…
Bao Fast Foods (BFF), the latest concept from London’s Bao group, reframes fast food as an open‑source design system rather than a fixed brand package. The project, developed with designers and presented in a Taipei…
JKR’s expansive refresh for KFC reframes the brand’s most familiar asset—the bucket—into the organising principle of a new “Bucketverse”. The work, rolled out first in the UK and Ireland and planned for broader global release,…
BAO’s new venture, Bao Fast Foods (BFF), repositions the acclaimed London bao brand as a playful bridge between fast food mechanics and Asian convenience-store culture. The identity — realised in collaboration with design studio Hato…
The Kimchi, a new Korean quick-service restaurant in Prague by SOA Architekti, translates the kinetic visual language of contemporary Seoul into a compact European setting. The scheme relies on a disciplined trio of hues —…
Vrints‑Kolsteren’s new identity for Napoli on the Road — now shortened to NotR — reframes a street‑to‑restaurant success story through the visual language of transport, shipping and industry. Moving away from the predictable tricolour scripts…
KFC has launched a global rebrand that places its most recognisable asset — the red-and-white bucket — at the heart of a new, system-wide identity. The refresh, created with agency JKR, reframes the bucket as…
São Paulo’s hospitality scene is seeing a distinct turn towards retro-inflected visual identities. Designers and studios are mining mid-century typography, analogue print textures and local ephemera to give new bars and restaurants a warmer, more…
Bao’s new sub‑brand, Bao Fast Foods (BFF), reframes the language of quick service by combining Taiwanese convenience‑store culture with an explicitly open‑source approach to branding and operations. Rather than offering a traditional franchise playbook, the…