WeWantMore is an independent design studio based in Antwerp and London, specializing in branding and interior design. Led by a multidisciplinary team, the studio partners with visionary brands to craft enduring identities and immersive experiences that drive cultural and commercial impact. Their expertise spans brand definition, innovation, and material research, blending strategy with craftsmanship. Notable collaborations include Le Petit Bon Bon at Corinthia Brussels, Mövenpick by Accor, and DoubleTree by Hilton Amsterdam Centraal Station. WeWantMore’s work reflects a commitment to purposeful design that transforms brands and spaces with creativity and precision.
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Belgian studio WeWantMore created a refined brand identity for Faubourg 21, a 19th-century Brussels townhouse turned luxury hotel. The design captures the idea of 'the smallest grand luxury hotel' through understated elegance, tactile materials, and a concept of 'ever-blooming discovery.' The studio also developed identities for the hotel's two restaurants, Noisette and Chaga, each reflecting distinct yet cohesive personalities.
Creative Boom reports on WeWantMore’s boutique-inspired rebrand for Brussels Airlines, which focuses on warmth, hospitality, and subtle refinement rather than visual overhaul. The project introduces a custom typeface, Cirrus Sans, and a richer palette, while maintaining the existing logo and colors. Collaborating with Priestman Goode, the airline’s interiors and brand experience were refined to evoke a boutique hotel atmosphere in the sky.
The Brand Identity interviews Dublin-based designer Manas Trivedi about his lettering-driven approach to branding and his journey from self-initiated Instagram projects to internships at Bulletproof and Studio Dumbar. Trivedi discusses his creative process, tools, and philosophy on design’s ability to bring joy and elevate everyday experiences. The conversation highlights his focus on experimentation, learning, and the role of social media in building a creative career.