DEUCE

Italian bike graphics meet a graphic Japanese pop aesthetic. The studio creates an identity for a new cool café in Camperdown.

* Photography by Nick Bowers

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Slip into something warm and comfortable. Deuce applied their creative brushstroke to Melbourne knitwear label, Otto and Spike’s eco/environmentally friendly beanies, gloves and scarves. The identity references the homemade aesthetic of the burgeoning and conscientious woollen garments.

* Photography by Sullivan Chedanne

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Watch our design wheels spin with Clarence St Cyclery and Trek. As Australia’s oldest and most successful bicycle store (over 30 years in business), the studio rebrands the face of Clarence Street Cyclery with a fusion of contemporary and retro graphics.

* Photography by Brett Boardman

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Deuce features in The Sydney Design Guide as the design studio that follows the principles of ‘more is more’, ‘considered disorder’ and ‘breaking the cookie-cutter mould’. Check out more information on page 259 in the annual Sydney Design Guide.

We take the humble house brick to glossy and glamorous heights! In conjunction with leading landscape architectural studio, Aspect, the studio designed a ‘Brixal’, a hybrid pattern of pixels and bricks that form a brick hedge.

Deuce features in the American 54th I.D Annual Design Review (in-store July 2008). Check out the studio’s honorable mention for identity graphics for the 4Design rebrand. Based on combining the number ‘4’ and a big ‘D’, the studio demonstrates their commitment to bringing a logo to life.

The Royal Australian Institute of Architects (RAIA) commissioned the studio to create a bold and dynamic identity for their provocative conference, Critical Visions. The conference, directed by leading architect, Richard Francis Jones, talked about the cultural and environmental changes within world international architecture.

* Photography by Terence Chin

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Deuce features in Joachim Fischer’s, German design book, Tapeten / Papiers Peints. In what has become the studio’s signature design hand, check out over 8 pages of patterned design projects.

As part of the studio’s pledge to enhance public signage, the Former BP Park demonstrates what can be created with a beautiful site and a dense post industrial history.

* Photography by Dianna Snape

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For over ten years, the bright apple red Trinity Hotel has reigned supreme on the corner of Devonshire Street and Crown Street, Surry Hills. Red no more, the hotel has had a makeover and established Eden’s Room (upstairs), a new identity and a brand new look.

* Photography by Terence Chin

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Deuce features in the Spanish design book, Cutting Edge Patterns and Textures. See the studio’s commitment to pattern and customised wallpapers, carpets and decoration.

On your next visit to Bondi Beach, don’t forget to visit the new park at the spectacular Ben Buckler Point. The studio designed a site-sensitive and dramatic memorial cum signage piece, building on their signage and interpretive portfolio.

* Photography by Dianna Snape

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Deuce joins the dots and points visitors and tourists in the right direction with three new signage projects for Waverley Council. The Bondi Beach wayfinding signage connects with the GreenLinks signage which connects with the Bondi Junction wayfinding which connects with the...

* Photography by Dianna Snape

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