Discover inspiring design stories of
Philippine brands
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National Book Development Board Philippines by Team Manila Graphic Design Studio
With these heavy tasks of building a culture of reading and authorship and a wide range of audience to cater to, NBDB hired one of the pioneers of graphic design in the modern times, Team Manila Graphic Design Studio.
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Home Buddies by Cocomilk
Enlisting Cocomilk’s help, Home Buddies wanted to reflect their growth with a more elevated and refined design language to unify its moving parts and to flourish beyond the screen. Cocomilk refreshed their brand strategy and visual identity to communicate their unique, fun, and welcoming Kapitbahay spirit through their website.
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Imus City Tourism by Dustin Carbonera
Place branding is increasingly recognized by city and municipal leaders as a crucial element of effective development. We showcase the City of Imus through a tourism-focused lens, as interpreted by local designer, Dustin Carbonera.
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GuMorningNV by Francis Gumayagay and Lloyd Zapanta
Coffee has been a staple in our mornings, from the common man to the executive rooms; the aroma of freshly brewed coffee has become a morning welcome. Artisanal coffee has spread to the provinces, too, and we feature GumorningNV, from Nueva Ecija by the type-based illustrator, and designer Lloyd Zapanta.
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Malagos Chocolate by Studio Dialogo
Malagos Chocolate is a family-owned business coming from the Malagos Agri-Ventures Corporation that goes way back in 1963. To match their superior product quality, they’ve partnered with local design studio Studio Dialogo, whose creative expertise brings their brand to life with a design that embodies their excellence.
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Manila Middle Ground by Jeth Torres
Manila Middle Ground is a space that serves as a venue for creative workshops, seminars, talks, exhibitions, pop-ups, art markets, and as a friendly hangout spot for creatives.
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Mendrez by Design For Tomorrow
Mendrez is a beloved local brand that has been a staple for generations of Filipinos, known for its quality yet affordable footwear and bags. The brand embodies the value of sulit—offering great value for money—which resonates deeply with a wide range of customers, from working professionals to casual shoppers.
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International Design Conference (Key Visuals) by Design Center of the Philippines
The Design Center of the Philippines, as its name suggests, has been at the forefront of the design revolution in the country. One of its key projects, the International Design Conference (IDC), is considered one of the most significant design events in the ASEAN region.
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The Golden Sun by Gian Wong
The Golden Sun Farm is a family farm based in Amadeo and Tres Cruses, Cavite, Philippines. They grow fruits and vegetables, as well as meat and poultry products. From their own produce, they craft freshly squeezed juices and other pantry staples for online retail.
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Kapihan Coffee Roasters by Plus63
Kapihan’s original branding was centered on images of rural Filipino life, particularly the bahay kubo as a staple of pastoral scenes in the Philippines. The new identity features a version of the logo enclosed in an outline of a bahay kubo as a nod to the brand’s beginnings.
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Episode (Scents) by Agape Design Studio
Enter Episode, another player in the scent game, with visual and brand identity done by the young but skiled Agape Design Studio headed by Paolo Salgado and Gela Muñoz.
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