Coming up with a logo that represents your brand is difficult. Working at a promotional company, I see many logos throughout my day, the best of which is simple in design but packed full of information on the company itself. The following brands are ones that we have seen countless times but are the perfect example of simple design married with brand identity.

Promotional Logo Designs With a Twist

One of the best purchases in duty-free, the humble Toblerone logo is an image of the Matterhorn to show that this company is proudly Swiss, but what many people don’t recognise is the relief image inside the mountain itself. In the words of the immortal Play School song, there’s a bear in there. This bear represents Bern aka The City of Bears, from which Toblerone was originally made. If you want to put your impressive logo on a beautiful bar of chocolate, our range of promotional custom branded chocolates and mildly amaze your clients with this trivia.

The headphone and speaker brand that has conquered the music industry, and squeezed its way into almost every video clip over the past ten years. The Beats by Dre logo seems pretty self-explanatory at first glance, the company name starts with the letter ’B’, and the logo is a letter B. However, the hidden message is that this is also an image of a person wearing headphones in profile. If you think you have seen this logo a mindboggling amount of times, have a look at our range of personalised headphones and speakers and advertise your brand instead.

Cisco is one of the leading brands in industry networking and takes its name from the town of San Francisco. One of the most notable icons from the town is the Golden Gate Bridge, which Cisco has so simplistically and elegantly incorporated into their design. The nine simple lines of the Cisco logo are the representation of the bridge, and I think that that is pretty damn clever.

Ah, Baskin Robbins. The place you go to cap off a lovely summer’s day with your loved ones, or just get that ice-cream fix with as many toppings as possible (and let’s be honest, that’s the main selling point for most of us). Baskin Robbins is famous for their impressive range of 31 different flavours, a selling point from the beginning of the company. Well, this idea became a part of the branding identity with the letters ‘BR’ together to create the number 31. This might not be as impressively hidden as the other examples in this post, but it’s impressive nonetheless.

SOURCE: https://onextrapixel.com/logos-with-hidden-messages/