When I joined Dthree Studio, the brand felt quite dated and no longer reflected the creativity or ambition of the team. I led the rebrand to create an identity that felt bold, contemporary, and aligned with their architectural approach — something that could attract new clients and represent the quality of their work more accurately.
My aim was to develop a flexible graphic language that could adapt to different audiences — from loud, expressive brands like Trustpilot and OpenAI to more formal, institutional ones such as British Land. The new identity combines design flair with clear and consistent principles, echoing the studio’s way of working: confident, thoughtful, and adaptable.
Since its launch, the rebrand has helped Dthree stand out in the market and be recognised as a creative, forward-thinking studio with a distinct voice.
My aim was to develop a flexible graphic language that could adapt to different audiences — from loud, expressive brands like Trustpilot and OpenAI to more formal, institutional ones such as British Land. The new identity combines design flair with clear and consistent principles, echoing the studio’s way of working: confident, thoughtful, and adaptable.
Since its launch, the rebrand has helped Dthree stand out in the market and be recognised as a creative, forward-thinking studio with a distinct voice.
Industry ― Interior Design / Architecture
Brand Identity, Art Direction
