Rebranding for Cento, a mediterranean restaurant in Los Angeles with its own merch shop, designed by A-Design-Firm. The main brand typeface is Romie including its mythical ligatures set (designed by Margot Lévêque). The logo features a condensed Didot with a unicase e – it appears to be based on Fashion Didot or similar. On the website and elsewhere, Romie is supported by Aktiv Grotesk.

Menu mockup with the logo shown rotated in alternating glyph colors

Hompage with the logo and a menu set in reversed caps from Aktiv Grotesk

For the menu on the website, Romie is supported by Aktiv Grotesk.

Fremde Federn (‘borrowed plumes’) by Element of Crime is a compilation of 20 cover songs recorded between 1989 and 2009. For the album cover, the band went with a purely typographic design in strong colors. Various weights both of posh Bodoni and pavonine Avant Garde (complete with ST ligatures) have been mixed with steady Rockwell and Antique Olive. The result is an all-caps potpourri of worn classics that references type catalogs of the 1970s or 1980s. Or rather, the typeface menu in one of these copy shops where you can get 100 business cards for five bucks. Rosewood is a little different, as its digital incarnation is from a later decade. However, having been a bundled font for many years now, it is similar in its ubiquity and, in consequence, the perceived cheesiness.

See also: The Specimen: from Type Catalog to Design Meme

Salad Pangea is a fast-casual restaurant that offers a modern, multi-cultural experience.

Its first location is in the Flatiron District, home to food savvy, fast-paced Manhattanites looking for a moment of escape from their daily routine. Salad Pangea offers that moment, with a diverse menu and an array of exotic ingredients you wouldn't find at just any salad spot.

Everything is designed for optimal functionality with an international design aesthetic; from the brand mark and pendant lights to the finish of the wood.