Wolf-Gordon is a design-driven company. Beyond wall-covering and textiles, its most important products are taste, innovation, and style. On the heels of our work designing and developing installations for Wolf-Gordon’s presence at the NeoCon Interiors Trade Show, which you can view here, we at karlssonwilker redesigned Wolf-Gordon’s brand identity

Wolf-Gordon is a family-owned company that values its history. We updated the existing logo to communicate the contemporary, modern, and relevant brand they are striving to be. The logotype was slimmed down, and included a mix of customized Futura (Paul Renner) and Gotham (Tobias Frere-Jones). Maison Neue (Milieu Grotesque, Cascais) is the headline and text typeface. We then redrew the wolf emblem to match the revised logotype, and updated the overall color palette, implementing a vibrant blue as the company’s primary color.

Following the logo redesign, we took on the responsibility of redesigning their visual identity, inclusive of collateral materials, showroom signage, advertising campaign, and their important fabric material swatch books. The strategy was to highlight the client’s vast range of products where patterns and colorways would be prominent elements on all company materials. This would allow the products to speak for themselves, and for the copywriting to be concise and direct. We gave emphasis to color and pattern and presented the products in narrow strips, arranged according to Wolf-Gordon’s designated color spectrum, expressing the breadth of Wolf-Gordon’s product range.

Another very important part of Wolf-Gordon’s visual identity redesign was to rethink and re-launch their online presence. Both the design and user experience are a departure from their competitors product-browsing experience. Focusing on their vast product catalog, the website serves as a straightforward tool for interior designers to get fast access to the vast product line offered by the brand. Swiping left and right, one quickly and intuitively engages with their products.

Web Development: Rubenstein Tech

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