BP&O Collections — Swing Tags
Opinion by Richard Baird Posted 19 October 2017
A continually updated collection of distinctive swing tag designs created as part of a broader brand identity programme, reviewed and published on BP&O. Between them, these bring to light how colour, type, form, image, layout and contrast, as well as material choice and print finish, contribute to a distinctive and expressive brand identity. This post includes dyed papers and foils, illustration, pattern and typographical play, and work for fashion, furniture, travel accessories and kitchenware. Featured studios include Stockholm Design Lab, Tsto and Collins. Click through to get a sense of how these fit within a broader brand identity program and the communicative intentions that underpin aesthetic choices. Check out more at BP&O – Collections or subscribe to the series here.
A–TO–B by Stockholm Design Lab, Sweden
Rimowa by Commission, United Kingdom
Maisonette by Lotta Nieminen Studio, United States
From Babies With Love by Paul Belford Ltd, United Kingdom
Håndværk by Savvy, Mexico
Hamptons House by Moffitt.Moffitt, Australia
Minna Palmqvist by Bedow, Sweden
Wadha by Two Times Elliott, United Kingdom
Helbers by Only, United Kingdom
Thanda by Karoshi, United Kingdom
John Lewis Childrenswear by Charlie Smith Design, UK
Bundle by TCYK, Australia
Qoñi by Leo Burnett, Canada
The Practical Man by Garbett, Australia
Croft by Commission, United Kingdom
Smithey Ironware Co. by Stitch, United States
Lorod by Pentagram, United States