KaDeWe

BACKGROUND

KaDeWe in Berlin, Alsterhaus in Hamburg and Oberpollinger in Munich are all department stores and members to the KaDeWe Group. As a part of the opening celebration for the the new kids department in KaDeWe 2018, Berlin, the corporate gift wrapping paper needed a new look and design.

The KaDeWe Group

RESULT

Kids wrapping paper minimalistic designed with illustrated line drawings. Same visual look for three brands belonging to one company.

Output

Concept Development
Illustration & Layout
Graphic Design
Print Production

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The KaDeWe Group

BACKGROUND

With KaDeWe in Berlin, Alsterhaus in Hamburg and Oberpollinger in Munich, the KaDeWe Group is running the most established department stores in Germany. As a part of their branded and decorated Christmas concept we got asked to contribute with new designs for their beauty calendars and Christmas cards 2018.

The KaDeWe Group

RESULT

The so called “Weihnachtswichtel” are by now a familiar and well known element in the display window design from the KaDeWe Group. Now as well seen on the new designed beauty calendars and Christmas cards 2018.

Output

Ideation & Concept
Graphic Design
Print Production

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Blue cooperation

To strengthen our expertise within editorial design and content we are since July 2015 in collaboration with editor and writer Julia Stelzner under the name www.studiosteden.com – a creative collective where design and content meet. Adén and Stelzner under one roof.

Julia is regularly writing for FAZ Magazin, Zeit, Cosmopolitan, Friends Magazin (Villeroy & Boch) and in lala Berlin Journal. 2014 she released her book “Berlin Fashion” at the publishing house Prestel (Random House). Next to journalism and authorship Julia have many years of experiences within copywriting, concept development and social media content for brands such as Nike, Deutsche Telekom, Zalando, Douglas, Breuninger, Louis Vuitton and Mercedes Benz. We are looking forward to the new collaboration and are happy to expand the expertise.

Hahne Mühlenwerke

BACKGROUND

C. Hahne Mühlenwerke GmbH & Co. KG is one of the most important cereal manufacturers in Europe with a range of more than 250 different products. For their relaunch in 2015 we were requested to develop visual directions and mood concepts.

Team: Judith Mair & Chloe Galea

www.hahne.de

RESULT

Based upon 9 spotted packaging trends the task was to conceptualise the visual world beneath and give each appearance a design direction. Through emotionalizing, decoding and defining the trend worlds these moods aimed to bring a deeper understanding for components and key elements playing an important role for the upcoming packaging design and branding.

Output

Trend spotting
Visual Direction
Art Direction



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De Beukelaer

Task

To create an inspiring trend presentation and possible visual directions for the German snack- and biscuit giant Griesson – de Beukelaer.

www.griesson-debeukelaer.de

RESULT

In cooperation with studio hello-hello we scanned the food and snacks market to discover new innovations within the field. We spotted inspiring trends based on phenomena research and new societal movements. We transformed current micro trends into visual moods and directions as inspiration for future product innovations.

Output

Trend Research
Visual direction
Visual moodboards
Packaging Concept

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Marine Stewardship Council

Task

To create ideas, concepts and designs for the MSC yearly campaign that appears at gastronomical facilities around Germany, Switzerland and Austria. The campaign aimed to raise awareness about MSC´s sustainable fisheries and the blue labelling of fish and seafood with a reach for both external and internal target groups.

www.msc.org

RESULT

We created a communication campaign to raise awareness about sustainable fishing through giving “sustainability” a new tone of voice. Green-washing and guilt-tripping were yesterday, we simply wanted to speak plainly and honestly, so better to say it “in Black and White”. Through a low cost concept we decided to create the magazine “Schwarz auf Weiß” that could easily be distributed directly at the canteens. Also posters, postcards and give-a-ways were designed and spread around at several hundred locations.

Output

Communication Concept
Editorial Design
Graphic Design
Copy

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