Nos Design Cases
Designers behind the work
Designers and creative leads credited on Nos projects in press coverage.
Designers and creative leads credited on Nos projects in press coverage.
Creative Boom profiles Hybrid Design’s debut book, 'Hybrid: Curiosity in All Things', published by Victionary. The 650-page volume reflects on the San Francisco studio’s 25-year journey, exploring its collector’s mindset, culture-led design philosophy, and notable projects for brands like Nike and Sonos. Founder Dora Drimalas discusses how curiosity and craft underpin the studio’s approach across branding, packaging, and editorial work.
Creative Boom’s article explores Hybrid Design’s advocacy for printed brand books in a digital-first era. The studio highlights how physical brand books for clients like Sonos, YouTube, and Indeed serve as tactile artefacts that inspire, commemorate, and connect teams. The piece argues that print offers permanence and emotional resonance that digital tools cannot replicate.
The article profiles Málaga-based studio Tiquismiquis Club, founded by Roberto Espartero and Juan Martín, known for its meticulous approach to visual identity and editorial design. The studio’s projects span cultural and artistic clients, from film graphics to magazine design, all marked by a deep attention to typographic and historical detail. Their work reflects a philosophy of perfectionism and research-driven creativity.
Creative Boom interviews Laura Stein, Chief Creative Officer at Bruce Mau Design, about five books that have profoundly influenced her approach to design, branding, and sustainability. The article explores how these works—from 'Cradle to Cradle' to 'Can Marketing Save the Planet?'—inform her thinking on systemic change, environmental responsibility, and the power of design to shape culture. It also highlights her career and recent projects for major global clients.
SEESAW features The Chronos, a luxury unibody aluminum iPhone stand, highlighting its sleek hardware design and website presentation. The project showcases refined product design and a minimalist digital presence using the Inter typeface.
The article is part of The Brand Identity’s 'The Edit' series, highlighting five creative projects from around the world. Featured works include Studio Work’s joyful identity for Songlit, New Studio’s bold branding for CARTE BLANCHE, Need’s thoughtful design for Panos Prints, The Northern Block’s charitable typeface Maggy, and Ashley Simonetto’s minimalist packaging for HIKUU. Each project showcases distinct creative approaches across branding, digital, and typographic design.
The Brand Identity interviews Hype Type Studio’s Paul Hutchison and Ross Burwell about their bold new website, life in Los Angeles, and how they manage major clients like Nike and Patagonia as a small two-person team. The discussion covers their design philosophy, the studio’s evolution, and upcoming ventures including a type foundry and book launch.
FAENA created a playful brand identity for Mexico City-based wine retailer Vinos Chidos, inspired by the slang term ‘andar persa’ meaning ‘to be drunk’. The identity features a whimsical illustrated Persian cat across packaging and collateral, paired with TIGHTYPE’s Sneak typeface to convey a fun, approachable tone. The design reflects the brand’s mission to make quality wine accessible and enjoyable.