New Website design for the Tides Center’s Inner Resilience Program. The mission of the program is to cultivate the inner lives of students, teachers and schools by integrating social and emotional learning with contemplative practice. Since its inception, they have offered 5,000 educators and 1,500 parents the tools, skills, and experiences necessary to strengthen their own inner resilience and to model these practices to the children in their care.
The new identity was also designed by Merola. Visit the Program’s website.
March 24th, 2009 | Robert Merola | Not for Profit, Web Design | 1 Comment »
Robert Merola creates new identity and package design
Ecolution has created a new line of cookware manufactured with an environmentally friendly process.
Logo alternatives support the core identity to help brand the packaging and product design as well.
Visit the Ecolution website.
March 24th, 2009 | Robert Merola | Branding, Logo Design | COMMENT »
New Website design for NJ Manufacturer Carfaro
Rebranding of Carfaro Fencing, Railing and Gate manufacturer began with a new tag line, corporate identity, signage, truck graphics and product binders. Advertisements, trade show booths and sales tools were also designed by Merola Design.
Visit the Carfaro website which was programed and maintained by Matt Cushing.
March 24th, 2009 | Robert Merola | Web Design | COMMENT »
Merola designs logo and signage and menus for New York South Western restaurant Agave.
New York’s Agave Restaurant in the West Village, features close to 40 tequilas and a strong southern fusion menu. Agave is located at 140 Seventh Avenue South.
Visit the Agave website created by menupalace.
October 20th, 2008 | Robert Merola | Logo Design, Restaurant Design | COMMENT »
Robert Merola creates new identity for the Inner Resilience Program. The mission of the program is to cultivate the inner lives of students, teachers and schools by integrating social and emotional learning with contemplative practice. Since its inception, they have offered 5,000 educators and 1,500 parents the tools, skills, and experiences necessary to strengthen their own inner resilience and to model these practices to the children in their care.
Merola also designed Inner Resilience’s new website as well. Visit their site.
October 8th, 2008 | Robert Merola | Logo Design, Not for Profit | COMMENT »
Security, Integrity and Enduring Value
For the second time in three years Merola Design created the YMCA Retirement Retirement Fund Annual Report.
August 15th, 2008 | Robert Merola | Corporate Graphics | COMMENT »
Architect Charles Lauster and his partners opened a new multimedia company. The new venture required a corporate identity. Letterhead, signage, folders, and graphic guidelines to launch.
The creative by Merola Design, attempted to simply illustrate the meaning of multimedia, the movement of light to communicate information. The sundial formed by the company’s initials was an idea that was hard to ignore.
The logo was so well received that they used the identity for their architecture business as well.
June 11th, 2008 | Robert Merola | Corporate Graphics, Logo Design | COMMENT »
Logo design, advertising, press kit and brochures
York is the oldest and largest wall covering manufacturer in the United States. Since 1895 York has been creating wallpaper from the same factory location in the historic and picturesque Susquehanna Valley of Pennsylvania.
Merola created the corporate identity for York after viewing company archives of decorative designs and reference materials, some of which date back to the early 18th century.
Visit the York Wallcovering website.
May 28th, 2008 | Robert Merola | Logo Design | COMMENT »
New logo and brand guide
Robert Merola redesigned the new identity for Levitz Furniture as part of a corporate rebranding effort. Unfortunately the new logo won’t see the light of day. Levitz filed chapter eleven October 2007 for the fourth time in twelve years.
May 13th, 2008 | Robert Merola | Logo Design, Portfolio | COMMENT »
Logo, brand guide and promotional graphics
Before the dot-com implosion, Office.com was one of the web’s most comprehensive business sites.
Office.com provides information on how to start a small business and provided a Virtual Office suite, Online Collaboration Software, Online Calendar, Groupware, and web based email for your small business made Office.com an ambitious and helpful resource.
In August 2009 Microsoft bought the url to promote their Office Suite.
Merola Design created the Office.com identity in 1990 and collaborated with New York branding agency nick+paul and developed brand style guides and promotional materials for the start-up.
May 13th, 2008 | Robert Merola | Branding, Corporate Graphics, Logo Design, Portfolio | COMMENT »
