Merola designs launch website for Mapwise software

Map­Wise soft­ware bring the power of visu­al­iza­tion to the man­age­ment of trade­marks. By unlock­ing the data trapped in reports and spread­sheets and dis­play­ing it graph­i­cally, com­pa­nies can now man­age their trade­mark assets strate­gi­cally. Merola Designed the Map­wise cor­po­rate iden­tity and was then asked to design the web­site. Visit the Map­wise web­site.

Rob Merola designs Soma’s new Synerchi identity

New logo for Chico’s Soma brand

Soma Inti­mates new line of active­ware fea­tures inno­v­a­tive and beau­ti­ful design detail­ing. The yoga inspired line received its own graph­ics and mar­ket­ing mate­ri­als. The design will be used for hang-tags, labels, zip­per pulls and other on-garment branding.

New program for leadership education & mentoring

Robert Merola designs logo for Build­ing Bet­ter Leaders

Art Petty’s goal is to pro­vide content-rich, real-world edu­ca­tional oppor­tu­ni­ties for pro­fes­sion­als who want to take their careers to the next level. He offers per­son­al­ized men­tor­ing to pro­gram par­tic­i­pants to help them real­ize their pro­fes­sional goals and to pro­mote life-long learn­ing and fos­ter the value of lead­er­ship in orga­ni­za­tions of any size. Visit the Build­ing Bet­ter Lead­ers web­site.

Best of luck to Art and his new project.

Mapwise software launches new identity

Robert Merola cre­ates new iden­tity and brand strat­egy

Map­wise devel­ops soft­ware that visu­ally dis­plays com­plex data into clear, con­cise and user friendly infor­ma­tion. Map­wise for Trade­marks applies this con­cept to the dif­fi­cult job of trade­mark man­age­ment and organization.

In addi­tion to the new iden­tity, Merola also designed the Map­wise web­site. Visit the Map­wise web­site.

New line of eco friendly cookware

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.

New website for NJ manufacturer Carfaro

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.

Merola designs West Village restaurant graphics

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.

Logo design for Tide Center’s Inner Resilience Program

Robert Merola cre­ates new iden­tity for the Inner Resilience Pro­gram

The Inner Resilience Pro­gram, serves New York City teach­ers, coun­selors, admin­is­tra­tors, and oth­ers work­ing with young peo­ple as they con­tinue the recov­ery process post-September 11th. The goal is to take care of the care­givers to both strengthen their abil­ity to thrive when faced with unprece­dented cir­cum­stances and to renew their spir­its and sense of purpose.

Merola also designed Inner Resilience’s new web­site as well. Visit their site.

Merola Designs 2008 Annual Report

Secu­rity, Integrity and Endur­ing Value

For the sec­ond time in three years Merola Design cre­ated the YMCA Retire­ment Retire­ment Fund Annual Report.

Merola designs NYC multimedia logo

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.