London-based studio CHEVAL designed the bilingual publication 'Oriental Silk' for publisher Hatje Cantz and artist Xiaowen Zhu. The book explores the history of a Los Angeles silk merchant through a tactile, clothbound design using subtle colors and refined typography. Director Michael Mason emphasized the importance of materiality, bilingual balance, and understated elegance in the project.
BP&O features the new visual identity for Swedish retail chain Åhléns, designed by Scandinavian studio Happy FB. The rebrand builds on the existing wordmark and signature red, expanding it into a flexible typographic system and diverse color palette. The project emphasizes sustainability, variety, and continuity through thoughtful art direction and adaptable design elements.
BP&O features Clase bcn’s rebrand for Spanish furniture manufacturer Enea, highlighting a visual identity that balances tradition, craft, and industrial modernity. The project includes a new logotype using Noe Display, distinctive printed materials, and photography that contrasts Basque landscapes with industrial settings. The identity emphasizes Enea’s craftsmanship and locality while maintaining a contemporary tone.