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22 Degrees-Stationery
See More Of 22 DegreesSee More Of 22 DegreesNo catch-222010A simple question launches this identity which puts an end to the game of hot-and-cold. -
A&A-Notepad holder
See More Of Alem & AssociatesSee More Of Alem & AssociatesA little customization2010A stainless steel notepad holder is designed as a fitting object for the slick premises. -
A&A-Stationery
See More Of Alem & AssociatesSee More Of Alem & AssociatesFit for a lawyer2010Serious, coherent, sharp… exactly what you’d expect from your legal representation. -
Café Younes-Notepad
See More Of Café YounesSee More Of Café YounesLending color to note-taking2010The CMYK hatching grid is used to give a change of tone with each new page. -
Chekerdjian Estates-Stationery details
See More Of Chekerdjian EstatesSee More Of Chekerdjian EstatesStudied crops1995The revealed sections of the Beirut map play a different role on each application: spelling out the word “ville” on the letterheads and business cards, and using the image of “Beyrouth – Liban” as a continuation of the return address on the envelope, which also curiously reproduces a part of the map key. -
Dagher Hanna & Partners-Stationary 02
See More Of Dagher, Hanna & PartnersSee More Of Dagher, Hanna & PartnersFalling into place2011Between the corner device initialism and the perfectly matched grids and typography, the visual elements of the DHP identity are all about sensible organization. -
Gatserelia Design-Stationery 01
See More Of Gatserelia DesignSee More Of Gatserelia DesignA few shades of grey2006Whites, warm greys and grid line variations constitute the elements of Gatserelia’s understated identity. -
Lumen Hospitality Consultants-Coasters and stationery
See More Of Lumen Hospitality ConsultantsSee More Of Lumen Hospitality ConsultantsWork and play2013As a little reference to the hospitality industry, a coaster set was designed as a giveaway, alleviating some of the seriousness of the corporate image. These hardworking guys do have a drink every once in a while. They are in the hospitality industry after all. -
Mitsulift-Branded items previous id
See More Of MitsuliftSee More Of MitsuliftPicto-centered1999 - 2009Patterned, animated, or simply arranged on a line, the Mitsulift pictograms are pretty much what the initial identity is all about.Tagged: Bag, Business card, Disc, Folder, Giveaway, Icon/Pictogram, Leaflet/Pamphlet/Flyer, Newsletter, Notepad, Stationery -
Saramed-Stationery
See More Of SaramedSee More Of SaramedSterile yet potent2014Clearly, the health and pharma visual code of whites and cool colors is not something to be recklessly messed with, but a particular shade of blue-green and a striking circular pattern derived from the letter framing provides this identity scheme with its differentiating attributes. -
MTG-Sursock museum-notepads
See More Of Sursock MuseumSee More Of Sursock MuseumTaking note04-2015Surock’s back-to-back notepads pay attention to the difference between the conventionally ruled Arabic note book and the gridded English one. -
The Key -MTG stationnery
See More Of The Key ApartHotelSee More Of The Key ApartHotelE2016The combination of a serene teal and a sans serif font evokes a sense of ease and comfort while still retaining a corporate image. -
MTG-Wardé-Greetings-Notepads
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