Defining a brands visual signature
Defining a brands visual signature
Few companies manage to build visual consistency and certainly fewer do this across different categories.
This initiative is an interesting design challenge.
We are seeking input into interpreting and extracting principal elements of an established consumer product brand which form the foundation of a style aesthetic.
The brand like many contemporary businesses has multiple stakeholders. The owner, a product proposition house; the manufacturer in current category (bedding), for which the brand represents major revenue; and new potential partners in an adjacent category (manufacturers of chairs and upholstery), who are interested in applying the brand in new product ventures.
This project sees Mammoth move its successful brand into a new category. While early moves are already underway it is recognised the business need to crystallise proposition that can transition categories without diluting the brand proposition.
Dyson is an example of a product signature which transends product categories.
Few companies mange to do this successfully.
Mammoth has already been successful in developing a product for the riser recliner market.
While the products were functional the transfer to a new product category saw the loss of product identity. The development demonstrated to the business the need to refocus as different customers engaged with this product developed.
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Toffee Factory
Lower Steenbergs Yard, Quayside, Ouseburn
Newcastle upon Tyne
NE1 2DF
Our interest is in meeting product design contributors who can support the brand ongoing with design and innovation programmes.