by jpgerlach • Uploaded: Dec. 11 '07 - Gallerized: Dec. '07
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Seven and Six is a contemporary furniture company.
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This is really cool, although it does not feel like a furniture company to me. Seems more art or design related.
Replymm.. bauhaus look :D
ReplyGorgeous, simple execution. While I would agree that it doesn't necessarily remind me of a furniture company at first glance, I think as long as the furniture is sufficiently modern, it works quite well.
ReplyThis is really cool.
ReplyI like this alot - would work exceptionally well with some motion added to it... and thats what I thought of immediately when I saw this - not furniture, but like a motion studio or production firm... Still, very very cool :)
ReplyI love this, the 7%266 isn't completely obvious right away, but once you read the name you realize what it says. Very eye-catching.
ReplyYum Yum
ReplyNice merging of the letterforms.
ReplyI like the formation of 7%266 and also the caption, Nice work
ReplyWow, love it. Very memorable.
Replycool
Replyyes its look like bauhaus design, but really good :), i like this.
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ReplyOh wow! love this.
Replyvery nice, did you all made it on a grid or did you tilt objects?
ReplyI used an organic grid to make sure that everything read correctly and worked together.
Replynice idea, although it looks like furniture a little bit :D**iLike.
ReplyCongratulations great brand, i dont agree with those who said it doesn%B4t relate with furniture, brands are nothing, they mean nothing outside the context they were intendet to work in. A brand in my opinion is spechless if it%B4s display on its own. Or to be more acurate it can only sugest, and the context confirms...
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ReplyVery cool with the merging.
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