Flux Restaurant identity

Flux Restaurant identity

Korn Design, Boston, Massachusetts, 2002

Description

Flux is a hip new restaurant—inexpensive and fun in an equally hip neighborhood of overpriced restaurants. This “nonidentity” builds on the definition of the name “Flux”—constant or frequent change—allowing it to stand out and relate to its customers, whatever their mood. Our signage included the use of an innovative technique, normally used for race-car graphics, to apply the complex pattern of logos onto the glass entrance door. Printed items use one ink color. We used off-the-shelf plastic sleeves for the menus to keep production costs low. The menus, napkins, straws and other accent items throughout the restaurant change color with every season.

Collections: AIGA 365: 24 (2003)
Discipline: Brand and identity systems design
Format: Brand identity, Signage, Stationery, Menu

Credits

Design firm
Korn Design
Creative director
Denise Korn
Designer
Javier Cortés
Illustrator
Javier Cortés
Typefaces
American Typewriter, Base 9, Bell Bottom, Century Schoolbook, Cooper Black, Dogma, Futura, Interstate, Solex, Suburban, Vitrina
Printer
Ink Spot
Paper
Weyerhaeuser Cougar White 100 lb. Cover and 80 lb. Text Smooth
Client
Flux Restaurant
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