New Work in progress. Logo design for a new denim manufacturer.
Denimography, an Indian company specialising in ring denim. The business supplies to major retailers across the Americas, Europe and the UK markets.
Full case study coming soon...
We Are Dedicated...
DDCTD Apparel is a new lifestyle, fitness & accessories brand founded by Belfast’s leading body transformation gym Dedicated Fitness.
Their mission is to design the best performance gear for both the gym and urban leisurewear. A solid collection of high-performance sportswear that helps push an active lifestyle to the next level.
Sectors
Fashion | Lifestyle | Health and fitness
Services
Creative strategy | Brand and identity | Campaign | Web Design | Packaging
HULI Burgers
“Welcome to Ireland’s largest burger restaurant.”
HULI designed by LMPP Studio opened in Mullingar September 2019, in a major acceleration of Ireland’s burger wave. The huge 200-seat ‘no reservations’ flagship restaurant offering the freshest fast casual food in Mullingar with sites opening in cities across Ireland in 2020.
LMPP Studio delivered brand strategy, naming, brand identity, graphic design, interior design, architectural planning, packaging and environmental graphics for the new burger chain.
Rethinking Nutrition…
LMPP Studio were approached to create a new healthy nutrition brand.
Following a series of workshops and sessions with key stakeholders across every touch-points of creating a nutrition business, we built a strategic platform to inspire the new identity and packaging design.
Whether it’s a shake after the gym or a quick protein puck in the car before a big meeting, we’re about real food to make you feel good! Containing only naturally occurring sugars and packed with slow-release carbs, our pucks are a high quality snack that will keep you going.
“You won’t find any fillers or nasties in our products because we just don’t use them. We’re clear with exactly what goes into our products, so much so you can look right through our Protein Puck packaging and see what’s there.”
