Bergner logo
Contributed by Pijush Dutta on Jul 11th, 2026. Artwork published in
circa 1999
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Source: bergnerhome.in License: All Rights Reserved.
Bergner was founded in 1999 in Vienna as a kitchenware brand and has evolved into a global homeware solution company.
The corporate logo features the Revue typeface and released by Letraset in 1969. The wordmark is set in heavy, all‑caps display lettering, characterized by clipped curves and the absence of completely straight lines. This typographic choice establishes a distinctive identity for the Bergner kitchenware and homeware brand in both Indian and international markets.
The logo is applied consistently across product packaging, retail merchandise, and digital media, reinforcing Bergner’s corporate branding through the recognizable forms of Revue.
Source: bergnereurope.com License: All Rights Reserved.
3 Comments on “Bergner logo”
Hello Pijush, you wrote that Revue was “designed by Terence Killum”. This is incorrect; it’s a design by Colin Brignall. Where does this claim come from? In case you are using an LLM to generate description texts: please stop. We don’t need such slop here.
Well sometimes Florian, I might use Copilot for this because it kind of helps me, but I always have to say “don’t use ai answers at all” to Copilot and my brain is forced to give correct information from official sources, so Copilot can make the submission faster.
Faster is not better when the result isn’t correct. So you saved some time – how much, a minute? – by not looking up the correct info and rather included a false claim hallucinated by Copilot. And then we moderators have to spend extra time fixing the incorrect claim. I don’t see how that saves time overall.
No one is forcing you. You don’t have to mention the name of the type designer if you don’t know it, or don’t care about it. This info is readily available on the typeface page.
I’d like to encourage you to express your own thoughts and observations, using your own words. Don’t worry about less-than-perfect language. As a moderator, I’d rather fix a small grammar issue than rack my brains over who “Terence Killum” is.