A continually updated collection of brand books and digital guidelines that define the parameters of new brand identity programmes that have been reviewed and published on BP&O. These include single sheets, stitched and spiral bound books, ring binders, PDF’s and online tools, and move from the utilitarian to the cheerful, from the digital to the material, and from the thorough to the overview. Featured studios include S–T, Paul Belford and Mucho. Click through to get a sense of context and implementation. Check out more at BP&O – Collections or subscribe to the series here.

Northstar Film Alliance by Bond

The Conference Company by Studio South, New Zealand

Morris+Company by Bob Design, United Kingdom

Hackney Forest School by Spy, United Kingdom

Here East by dn&co, United Kingdom

Campus by MultiAdaptor, United Kingdom

Cement by S–T, United Kingdom

Sushi & Co. by Bond, Finland

Yo! by Paul Belford, United Kingdom

Paco Rabanne by Zak Group, United Kingdom

NIDA by Maud, Australia

Ogeborg by Kurppa Hosk, Sweden

VBMS by Studio Dumbar, The Netherlands

Researchers in Schools by Paul Belford, United Kingdom

Goldsmiths, University of London by Spy, United Kingdom

Lux Capital by Mucho, United States

Playground by Character, United States

True Honey Co. by Marx Design, New Zealand

H+J by Spy, United Kingdom

WallpaperSTORE* by A Practice For Everyday Life, UK

InsideSource by Mucho, United States

Fab Media by Bedow, Sweden

Nicholas Architects by Strategy, New Zealand

Big Lunch Extras by Believe in, United Kingdom

Hedeker Wealth & Law by Socio Design, United Kingdom

Enea by Clase bcn, Spain

Roger Burkhard by Lundgren+Lindqvist, Sweden

Fogg by Bunch, UK & Kurppa Host, Sweden

Moomin & Moomin Shop by Bond, Finland

Saxa by Graphical House, United Kingdom

Twice Fashion by Socio Design, United Kingdom

Intu by Heydays, Norway

Designtorget by Kurppa Hosk, Sweden

Deptford X by IYA Studio, United Kingdom

14 Islands by Bedow, Sweden

Loupedeck by Bond, Finland

Enter Arkitektur by Lundgren+Lindqvist, Sweden