Work

We express identity in words and visuals. Behind all of our design work, lies a strategic process ensuring that what you experience, supports the underlying business strategy and goals of the company or organisation in question.

Eneco Group, a leading player in the international energy transition from grey to green. Moving towards the future – the ‘Smart Living’ platform, Eneco acquired Toon, a smart thermostat, in 2015, with the intention to launch Toon internationally, as a stand-alone brand, independent of Eneco.

The Medical Doctors’ Pension Fund & Bank

Corporate design

The primary element of the CVI became the tree, representing the Danish Medical Association, The Medical Doctors’ Pension Fund & Bank and all the amazing doctors out there.

Theater Tickets

Corporate design

The new identity was created upon the idea of giving Teaterbilletter a visual language, which enables them to unfold the magic of the theatre-going experience.

Danish Ship Finance

Coporate design

Danish Ship Finance needed a strong and more modern corporate visual identity. The new identity was to be created with respect to the core values of the identity and the universe they exists within.

NKT

Corporate design

In March 2017 NKT acquired the Swedish company ABB HV Cables and changed their name from NKT Holding to NKT – hence the need for a new identity.

Cocio Milkshake

Brand design

Cocio milkshakes have been on the market for several years, however, the consumer preference has over the last couple of years moved towards natural ingredients.

Lagkagehuset

Lagkagehuset has a very strong identity and presence in the Danish market today, and that’s due to the fact that the company is true to its Dna, its history, and its inherent strengths.

Neutral

In order to strengthen the position of the Neutral range in the Nordic and Dutch markets, Sara Lee Blumøller A/S wanted an updated and united design profile for the full range of the products under the brand Neutral.

Coop Nonfood

Coop Nonfood needed help to restructure their brand architecture. When acknowledging that they had too many brands, they needed a new strategy to simplify their brand range, as well as a strategic tool to make working with their brands easier.

Karolines Køkken

Karolines Køkken (Karoline’s Kitchen) is an Arla brand with a remarkable history. The brand originally started out as an actual kitchen in 1962, when the Danish Dairy Board asked two Home Economics teachers to test a number of recipes for a new cookbook.