Designers and creative leads credited on Fedrigoni projects in press coverage.
Hybrid Design collaborated with Mohawk to create the Mosaic swatch book, a playful and tactile exploration of colour and texture. The unbound format encourages designers to mix and match paper samples, highlighting Mohawk’s extensive range. The project showcases thoughtful packaging design and a vibrant, interactive approach to paper presentation.
The Brand Identity features TM’s design for Fedrigoni’s 2023 edition of the 365 book, themed around LOVE. The project unites 365 creatives, each contributing a unique interpretation of love, printed on Fedrigoni’s diverse paper stocks in pink, red, and white hues. Profits from the book support the British Heart Foundation, continuing the publication’s charitable tradition.
The Brand Identity’s feature on Fedrigoni 365’s 2022 edition highlights TM Studio’s design for the annual collaborative book project. The publication celebrates the creative industry’s diversity through multiple volumes printed by different UK printers on Fedrigoni’s Materica paper range. The result is a tactile, multi-volume design object that embodies collaboration and craftsmanship.
London-based studio TM designed the Fedrigoni 365/2021 calendar book, using algorithmic design to ensure every copy is unique. The project, created in collaboration with Fedrigoni and Ricoh, features nearly 1000 contributions from UK creatives and uses three Fedrigoni digital papers. The result is a vibrant, generatively designed publication sold through Counter-Print to benefit the Teenage Cancer Trust.
Fedrigoni UK launched its new Fedrigoni Plus paper collection in collaboration with London studio TM. To mark the launch, eight leading UK creatives produced limited edition prints exploring the themes of addition, expansion, and augmentation. Each design uses a unique slit fold format and is presented in a special A4 shoulder box.
The article briefly presents TM’s design for the 2018 edition of Fedrigoni 365, an annual calendar project featuring UK-based creatives. Each designer was assigned a random date to interpret using one paper stock and a single color print, emphasizing conceptual and formal creativity.
BP&O features TM’s brand identity for Label Lab, an event by Arconvert and Fedrigoni celebrating label and packaging innovation. The identity emphasizes materiality, texture, and form through layered papers, black block foil, and the Akkurat typeface. Richard Baird praises the design’s tactile and conceptual alignment with the event’s theme of material craftsmanship.