Packaging

Bäckerei Moos

Bäckerei Moos – Brot für alle. In 1974, the bak­ery Moos was estab­lished by Otto Moos in the for­mer Zur Spend­müh­le bak­ery. Today, it is run by Fabi­enne and Mar­co Mez­zadri-Moos and con­sists of 6 branch­es in the can­ton of Lucerne. This fam­i­ly-owned bak­ery rep­re­sents a sus­tain­able and region­al tra­di­tion­al craft with a focus on high qual­i­ty and atten­tion to detail. This is reflect­ed in the new brand iden­ti­ty: Inspired by the col­or and design ele­ments of the orig­i­nal logos, the new design fea­tures a dynam­ic script word mark full of char­ac­ter and unique­ness, infused with a touch of nostalgia.

The new slo­gan, “Brot für alle”, harkens back to the sig­nage “Zur Spend­müh­le” promi­nent­ly dis­played above the entrance of the branch on Tauben­hausstrasse. In the first half of the 20th cen­tu­ry, this was where the poor and unem­ployed received their “dona­tion” in the form of bread and a warm place.

The design is com­plet­ed and round­ed off by hand-drawn bak­ery icons in the style of the word mark. These icons serve as the basis for the orig­i­nal pack­ag­ing materials.

YEAR

2021/22

RESPONSABILITY

Concept, design and implementation (brand, printed matter, webdesign, photography)

SERVICES

Branding, Corporate Publishing, Photography, Webdesign

FONTS IN USE

More Moos

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beck-moos.ch

CASE
780 900 Joel Bur­ri
Moos Photo­graphy

Moos Photo­graphy

CASE
780 900 Joel Bur­ri
780 900 Joel Burri

Die Halde

Die Halde – 1.147m Hochgenuss. Perched 1,147 meters above the mun­dane, the “Halde” offers a sanc­tu­ary that embraces atten­tive care, where the ulti­mate lux­u­ry is to feel both secure and lib­er­at­ed amidst the moun­tain’s embrace.

Steeped in his­to­ry, this hotel holds a cher­ished tra­di­tion, dat­ing back to its first men­tion in 1142, with a lega­cy of hos­pi­tal­i­ty stretch­ing as far back as 1337. As the 19th cen­tu­ry unfurled, the “Halden­stube” blos­somed into a beloved haven, beck­on­ing trav­el­ers from Freiburg to seek solace on their cher­ished moun­tain, “Schauins­land.”

The Halde’s cor­po­rate design is a cap­ti­vat­ing blend of clar­i­ty and sim­plic­i­ty, beau­ti­ful­ly con­trast­ing with high-qual­i­ty, col­ored papers from Gmund Col­ors and enhanced by delight­ful flo­ral illus­tra­tions. Immer­sive land­scape pho­tographs, set against gen­er­ous white space, har­mo­nious­ly inte­grate with grids, offer­ing ample room for both essen­tial infor­ma­tion and artis­tic design elements.

YEAR

2020

RESPONSABILITY

Concept, design, illustration and implementation (brand, printed matter, packaging)

PARTNER

Agency: Room meets Freiland | Photography: Erik Chmil | Christoph Duepper

CLIENT

SERVICES

Branding, Packaging, Editorial Design, Corporate Publishing, Webdesign

FONT IN USE

2560 1707 Joel Burri

EMsana

EMsana – Natür­lich pflegend. EMsana cos­met­ics and body care prod­ucts con­tain selected flower essences accord­ing to Dr. Bach, which syn­er­gis­ti­cal­ly inter­act with microor­gan­isms to reg­u­late and har­mo­nize your skin’s flora.

EMsana’s prod­uct range includes every­thing from sim­ple day creams to tooth­paste, pro­vid­ing your skin with what it needs for a radi­ant and healthy appearance.

The logo con­sists of an ele­gant serif word­mark and an abstract­ed and decon­struct­ed form of a wild rose. The wild rose motif is also reflect­ed in pat­terns and more illus­tra­tive rep­re­sen­ta­tions on the pack­ag­ing and pro­mo­tion­al mate­ri­als. The pas­tel col­or palette is derived from the hues of the wild rose flow­ers. Togeth­er, these ele­ments cre­ate a con­tem­po­rary and sophis­ti­cat­ed visu­al iden­ti­ty for the nat­ur­al cos­met­ics line.

YEAR

2019

RESPONSABILITY

Concept, design and implementation (brand, printed matter, socials, ads), packaging design, product photography

SERVICES

Branding, Packaging, Editorial Design, Corporate Publishing, Photography

FONTS IN USE

2560 1707 Joel Burri

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