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Bang Bang. Bang Bang is a canadian serigraphy company, created by graduate students from UQAM school (with Simon Laliberté). They developped a complete branding, pushinh up the detail to customize any working tools. Besides I love when the branding is colorful like that, it brings joy and good mood when you see it. Special mention for the killer idea to recycle milk bottle, as container for ink. Bang Bang est un atelier de sérigraphie Canadien, créé par des étudiants diplômés de l’école l’UQAM (dont Simon Laliberté). Ils ont développés un branding plus que complet, poussant le détail à customiser chaque outils de travail. En plus, j’adore les identités visuelles colorées comme ça, cela apporte de la joie et la bonne humeur quand vous les voyez. Source. Müd. Müd is a take away brand for people who are lactose intolerant. A student project that was co-designed by Beatrice Menis & Mara Rodríguez. Müd est une marque de produit à emporter pour personnes intolérante au lactose.

Un projet étudiant qui a été co-réalisé par Beatrice Menis et Mara Rodríguez. Source. Sketchbook — Home.

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Zachary Richter - Graphic Design. Exploring Premium Brand Extension. Regular readers of Branding Strategy Insider know we welcome and answer marketing questions of all types. Today, Eugene, a marketer in London, England writes… "Dear Derrick and Brad, I really enjoy Branding Strategy Insider, thanks for the resource. My question is how to measure the Halo effect a premium brand extension can have on the rest of the range, and the Halo effect mechanics. " Eugene, thanks for the compliment and your question. One cannot add a significantly more premium or inexpensive product within a brand’s range without encountering credibility problems.

. • One should test the responses of current customers to adding a more premium product to a brand’s range of products before it is actually done. Overall, my advice to you is to move cautiously, informed by customer research. Have a question related to branding? Sponsored By: The Brand Positioning Workshop. China holds opportunities for premium brands. Global Package Gallery. China's Reverse Price Wars - Max Magni and Yuval Atsmon - The Conversation. Personal Branding | Personal Branding Expert JW Dicks: Premiumize Your Product or Service. While the news talks about falling consumer confidence, there is one area of the economy that is going strong, and that is the affluent end of the market. People in this class have money and they are willing to spend it to get the “best” and to show that they have the money to afford the best. To take advantage of this growing trend and growing number of people in the affluent class, you should consider adding or developing a premium product or service to your business.

Now, before you say, “This doesn’t apply to me,” let me hasten to add that premiumization can be found in all businesses. True, you may have to be a little more creative in some businesses to segment your product or service, but the added profits are worth it. In most scenarios, premium products have higher gross margins and buyers tend to stay with you longer if you match the premium product or serve with a continuity income program (recurring fees). Here are some examples of premiumized products and services: TOP SHOP opens premium store in London CPP-LUXURY.

How to make a premium brand accessible. I was out for a few drinks with some colleagues on the weekend. One of these gentlemen is a martini guy. It is his drink. And when he orders it, as he did that night, he always asks for Grey Goose vodka. He insists he can taste the difference. Maybe he can. I always have the same three thoughts when we reach the Grey Goose juncture: 1. 2. 3. Grey Goose vodka is a great example of an emerging marketing trend I call accessible premiumization.

Starbucks may not have been the first accessible premium brand, but it was among the early entrants, with a unique language and higher price points. In order to better define accessible premiumization, we need a reference point. The ingredients of ultra premium Ultra premium products tend to be pure luxuries. When you dig into what makes a product ultra premium, some patterns emerge: Product: The first pattern is that there is zero question about either product quality or design authenticity.

The fundamentals of accessible premiumization. Best Made Company | We Heart: Essential Lifestyle Guide.

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How to Choose the Perfect Pendant Lighting for your Home. Lighting in your home is one of THE most important factors when considering the functionality and enjoyment of your home. The addition of quality lighting for a specific task or purpose is key in letting your interiors speak volumes for you. Pendant lighting is used in areas of your home that you need direct task lighting, or you need a drop down ambient light from a higher ceiling. Depending on your task and the decorative look you’re trying to achieve, pendant lighting can be perfect for your home. Task lighting: The primary and most widely used purpose of pendant lighting if for illuminating a task area. Whether it is in your kitchen over a bar or kitchen island, or over a work surface-desk area.

Types of pendant lighting: Just as there are several types of table lamps, so is true for pendant lighting. Ambient lighting: Pendant lights can also be used as more of a decorative and artistic way to light a space. Freshome reader’s do you utilize pendant lighting in your home? Mind-Blowing Apartment in Australia, the Ultimate Bachelor’s Retreat. Here is a delightful and spectacular looking apartment located in Darlinghurst, New South Wales, Australia. Designed by Weir Phillips Architects, this three bedroom apartment bursts with freedom and craziness, which is what inspired us to say that this is the ultimate bachelor’s crib.

The living room is the focal point of the house and accommodates some of the wackiest elements this loft has to offer, such as a SPA and a BBQ section. Other spectacular features of this apartment include a retractable roof, a concrete floor, a large study area and an indoor office with abundant storage space, intriguing art works and many, many more. We particularly like the fresh and vivid color palette as well as the overall youthful feel inspired by this place. Design, Architecture & Mode - Wepulse. Co.Design - Fri, Jan 21 2011. Replay | Vertical Garden Design. The project at the new Replay concept store in Florence was completed in spring 2009. The vertical garden is a part of an ecological theme developed by the architects. It covers a 7m high L-shaped wall in the 3-storey boutique. The garden is inspired by the undergrowth of a temperate forest, similar to what could be found in the lower parts of the hills not too far away from the city of Florence.

Although as with any indoor garden, the plants themselves are of mostly of tropical origin to do well in the indoor climate. The overall picture is a soft, yet dense and fresh greenery, with some small-flowering plants like lanterns on top of the darker background. There is a base of plants with medium sized leaves, like Aglaonema, Philodendron, Syngonium, Microsorum and a few other ferns as well.

As the wall is used as background for displaying the brands jeans products, hanging close to the wall, there is a limited space for using more voluminous plants. Hard graft | Purveyors of fine lifestyle accessories.