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The Best of BP&O — Brochures No.1

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Selected by Richard Baird.

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A collection of brochures, catalogues, journals, lookbooks and programmes published on BP&O. These typically balance graphic design, layout, material choice and print finish, and often utilise colour, type, paper size and texture contrast to contribute to a distinctive brand identity. This selection features uncoated and coated papers, surface embosses, foils, dyed and unbleached boards and a variety of binding processes. Featured studios include Face, BRR, Tsto and Bedow amongst many others.

This post was published as a quick way to browse through BP&O’s content and gain access to older but equally interesting projects through different themes, in this case brochures, and expands upon previous posts under the category The Best of BP&O. This series can be subscribed to here.

 

Diventa designed by Bunch

 

Brochure design with photography detail for Diventa by Bunch

 

New Zealand Antarctic Research Institute designed by BRR

 

Brochure design for New Zealand Antarctic Research Institute by BRR

 

Neometro designed by Studio Hi Ho

 

Brochure design with unbleached card, clear foil and yellow band detail for Neometro by Studio Hi Ho

 

Folk designed by IYA Studio

 

Lookbook design with unbleached paper detail for Folk by IYA Studio

 

Taidehalli designed by Tsto

 

Programme with coloured paper detail for Taidehalli by Tsto

 

Essem Design by Bedow

 

Catalogue with unbleached, uncoated card detail for Essem Design by Bedow

 

Space Division designed by Inhouse

 

Brochure with dyed paper detail for architecture studio Space Division by Inhouse

 

Raiffeisen Rechenzentrum designed by Moodley

 

Catalogue with open stitch detail for RRZ by Moodley

 

Interior Architecture Symposium designed by AKU

 

Program design with fluorescent ink detail for Interior Architecture Symposium by AKU

 

Ridley designed by RE:

 

Brochure design for architecture firm Ridley by RE

 

7GigaCloud designed by Face

 

Catalogue design for IT consultancy 7GigaCLoud by Face

 

Skovin designed by Heydays

 

Catalogue design with die cut and coloured paper detail for flooring specialist Skovin by Heydays

 

Bec Brittain designed by Lotta Nieminen

 

Catalogue design with pink coloured paper detail for product design studio Bec Brittain by Lotta Nieminen

 

Iona Brown designed by Sam Flaherty

 

Lookbook for fashion designer Iona Brown by Sam Flaherty

 

Rendez-vous des créateurs 2014 by Marks

 

Programme for RDVC 2014 with open stitch detail by Marks

 

Highpark designed by Face

 

Brochure for Mexican property development Highpark by Face

 

Giles Duley designed by Shaz Madani

 

Journal design with unbleached card cover detail by Shaz Madani for photographer Giles Duley

 

The Empire Café designed by Graphical House

 

Book with black card and gold foil detail for Empire Cafe by Graphical House

 

Scotland Can Make It! designed by Graphical House

 

Catalogue for Scotland Can Make It by Graphical House

 

30 Park Place designed by Mother

 

Brochure designed by Mother for Four Seasons residential property development 30 Park Place

 

University Church designed by Spy

 

Brochure designed by Spy for tourist destination University Church – Oxford


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Richard Baird, Writer & Editor


Richard is a London-based freelance designer and writer working within the field of identity design. He's written for Brand New, Design Week and The Dieline, has had features on Creative Review, It's Nice That and Dezeen and also runs LogoArchive.