
Logo Design
Sax-Win
Challenge
Sax-Win needed a logo that would combine brand name recognition with a sense of modernity and reliability in one compact symbol, suitable for use across all of the company's future materials — from print to digital. The name itself carried no obvious visual association, so an abstract yet striking symbol had to be designed to complement the name's typography. An additional requirement was that the symbol stay recognisable on its own, without relying on the full name beside it.
Approach
We created a geometric, circular monogram made of interwoven vertical lines in gold, creating an impression of movement and precision within the circle at once. We paired the symbol with modern, sharp typography for the brand name in the same gold colour, set on a dark background that heightens contrast and the overall premium impression of the solution. We deliberately kept the symbol's compactness high so it stays recognisable and legible even when used alone, without the full name beside it, for example as a favicon or a small stamp. We spaced the letters of the name slightly apart so the typography breathes just as calmly as the symbol itself, avoiding a cramped, aggressive composition.
Result
Sax-Win now has a compact, recognisable logo suitable for both print and digital materials, equally legible large on a shopfront as it is miniaturised on a business card or social media profile picture. The gold-and-black combination immediately signals the brand's premium position, giving a solid foundation for all future materials. This gives the company a flexible identity that doesn't need constant redesigning for every new application, but simply adapts to the size and surface it appears on, from a billboard to a small stamp on a document, with an equally serious impression in both cases.
