Art-curtain in Fremtind’s canteen
A custom made pattern designed for Zinc and Fremtind. It is a big room divider in the insurance company Fremtind’s canteen. The brief from Zinc Interior Architects was to emphasize nature, traces of lived life and the different stages of life. The result is a threefold curtain with 3 designs representing the stages of life: kid, young and elder.
Kids represented by the yellow design with small sprouts reaching towards the sun. Young is more hectic, more happening in these busy years of life. The main colour is light green as the colour of hope. Elder is represented by the dark green design panel. It’s calmer, slower, and indicates traces of memories.
The pattern is inspired by moss, which is slow growing, can withstand a lot, and leave visible traces of lived life. The colours are harmonized with the colour pallet and the materials Zinc selected for the interior of the canteen. Such a fun project to work on!
– Kiki took our concept, our thoughts and values, and turned it into a piece of art – a curtain that is now one of the jewels in our canteen.
Mette Boquist, Director Fremtind
– Kiki er kreativ og tilpasningsdyktig i henhold til å videreføre ett allerede etablert konsept, lytte og gjøre endringer ved tilbakemeldinger. Prosessen har vært spennende og resultatet blitt veldig bra. Det tilfører lokalet akkurat det lille ekstra vi håpet på.
Therese Haaland Jonassen, Interior architect, Zinc
Custom made pattern for Skøyen Familieklinikk
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The brief of the over all visual identity was to emphasize a positive energetic feeling, and convey human competence with a visual language that feels inviting and available.
Brand pattern for Equivs store
Equiv is an Austrian jewelry brand creating unique and high quality products. This pattern is created especially for them. The facet-cut style is characteristic for their signature products. Using these shapes from the logo makes the brand present in a sophisticated and subtle way through out the shopping experience.
Brand pattern created for Löplabbet
Löplabbet’s stores sell professional runners shoes. The pattern is based on the logo and visual identity. The pattern works as an extension of the visual identity. It conveys runners joy which is a core value together with the high technical expertise they stand for. It creates a uniform and strong visual impact and continuity. The curtains for the fitting rooms (as shown above) are made in a colour palette that harmonize with the interior concept of the stores. Photo: ByAksel
Yogamamma’s brand pattern
The visual identity wants to demystify and make yoga appeal to more people. It's about taking yoga into your everyday life and using it as a tool in life. The visual profile has references to the established visual yoga language through the soft pink color and the shapes, but at the same time is bolder and more powerful to emphasize the feminine strength. The continuous line in the logo symbolizes the journey – you come from a place in life and into pregnancy and motherhood, life goes up and down, then you come out again on the other side.
A distinctive pattern has been developed that incorporates the organic lines from the logo combined with the elements of nature. The line in the logo is continued in the typography layout and provides an association to continuity. The color palette represents the natural, feminine and power. Visual identity by Studio Plesner
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