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STK Bureau Sans — 2 cases

Used by Together, Campbell Hay

Set for Aria, Basha-Franklin

Cases set in STK Bureau Sans, as credited by the studios in their own writeups.

Aria

Aria by Together

Brand And Website Redesign For A Fintech Payments Platform

Fintech, Payment, Technology, Website

Basha Franklin

Basha Franklin by Campbell Hay

Vibrant Brand Identity For Basha-Franklin

Architecture, Copywriting

STK Bureau Sans in the news

Bonjour to Together’s emotive identity for Aria, a fintech startup that wants to “make money move”
The Brand Identity · Oct 1, 2024
London-based agency Together has created a bold, emotive brand identity for Paris fintech startup Aria. Centered on an electric green 'kinetic square,' the design uses geometric precision and expressive 3D illustrations to reflect Aria’s mission to make money move. The identity combines custom typography, motion, and structure to redefine the fintech aesthetic with warmth and clarity.
TogetherAriabranding
A masterful duo of colour and copy define Campbell Hay’s considered identity for Basha-Franklin
The Brand Identity · Jul 17, 2024
Campbell Hay developed a refreshed brand identity for architecture and interior design studio Basha-Franklin, focusing on a balance between vibrancy and restraint. The project combines expressive colour, concise copy, and a dual-typeface system to reflect the studio’s warm, immersive approach. The result is a flexible identity that adapts across digital and physical touchpoints.
Campbell HayBasha-FranklinBasha-Franklinbranding