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“The balance of colour was carefully considered,” Fable&Co’s Managing & Creative Director Ross Davison tells us, “to ensure the overall look and feel effectively communicates a high-end, accomplished, and exclusive law firm,” discussing the London-based agency’s confidently reserved identity for Setia, and its signature teal hue. “The teal blue adds a striking accent of colour and contrasts with the darker colours used throughout the identity,” Davison adds, creating a mostly monochrome, moody graphic space for the Singapore-founded company.

As part of their 2021 promotional gifting and a continuation of their self-initiated ‘Printer’s’ series, Sofia-based multi-disciplinary design studio inkpression conceived and crafted the Printer’s Chocolate Spread; a homemade, organic preserve created to not only show appreciation to their friends and clients but also to highlight their in-house printing and finishing expertise. Founder and Creative Director Yanko Djarov tells us, “for the 2020-2021 holidays, we chose this homemade chocolate spread because, as you know, (almost) everybody loves chocolate,” turning to their HR manager for the tasty recipe.

Huch is a hospitality service offering architecturally-designed cabins that provide “relaxed luxury in the wilderness.” The Australian company aims to help visitors reconnect with nature whilst also “shining a light on the local community.” Before the first set of cabins were built, Huch approached Christopher Doyle & Co. to create both the visual and verbal identity.

Defining itself as a ‘multidisciplinary creative space working across texture, shapes and concepts,’ Interval is a purveyor of environmental objects that is determined to creatively boost one’s day-to-day. Turning to Federico Sanchez to aesthetically embody Interval’s ethos, the Barcelona-based graphic designer has crafted a playfully ambient identity that translates the transportive, experiential themes behind Interval through a sparse, purposeful application of typography.