81 Famous Logo Rebrands From The Year That Was 2017
Famous Rebrands of 2017
Famous Rebrands of 2017 – Well it’s been a year filled with many rebrands, it almost seemed like everyone was jumping on the rebrand band wagon. The one that got the most attention was the F1 logo, and the majority of the design community didn’t seem to fancy it.
Watch Chris Do’s critique of the F1 rebrand.
The trend for most of the rebrands from last year was clean and flat design with sans serif fonts. What do you think worked in 2017? Is there a notable rebrand that we missed? let us know in the comments section. Also, don’t forget to check out the famous logo rebrands from 2016.
NASCAR Redesign / No design credit given.
Better Homes and Gardens by Lippincott
Juventus F.C. by Interbrand
Mozilla by Johnson Banks
Yatra by N/A
Calvin Klein by Peter Saville
Accenture by N/A
Activia by Futurebrand
Tourism Tunisia by Design Tagebuch
City of Vancouver by N/A
ALDI by illion. Markensocietaet.
Kraków by Dorota Kozak
City of Columbia by N/A
The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf by N/A
Sports World by N/A
Carmex by Anthem
Carl’s Jr. and Hardees by 72andSunny
McAfee by N/A
Minnesota Timberwolves by Rare Design
Orchestre Symphonique de Québec by lg2
Cyprus Airways by N/A
Format, designed in-house.
The Huffington Post by Work-Order
Quorn by Bulletproof
Bleacher Report, designed in-house.
Audi by Strichpunkt and KMS TEAM
Live Nation by N/A
Hawaiian Airlines by Lippincott
Tapout by Authentic Brands Group
Hilton by N/A
Portland Trail Blazers by N/A
SB Nation, designed in-house.
Detroit Pistons by N/A
Sydney Football Club by N/A
Eredivisie by Dog and Pony
Conmebol by N/A
Genesys by Landor
Ubisoft by N/A
Cleveland Cavaliers by Nike Identity Group
Sennheiser by N/A
Suncorp Group Limited by N/A
Foxtel by MAUD
Prime by N/A
Skype by N/A
Patreon by N/A
Freshdesk by N/A
Opel by N/A
SYFY by Loyalkaspar
Cloud Elements by N/A
NBA by OCD | The Original Champions of Design, Commercial Type and Erik van Blokland
World Vision by Interbrand
Survey Monkey by N/A
Business Insider by N/A
Converse by N/A
Big W by N/A
Tinder by N/A
Tender Greens by Paula Scher
iOS App Store by N/A
Pinterest by N/A
APL by N/A
Badoo, designed in-house
Remax by Camp + King
Medium by Manual and in-house
YouTube, designed in-house
Stripe, designed in-house
Hyundai by Creative Works
eharmony by N/A
Dropbox by COLLINS, Dropbox’s in-house team, Dropbox Brand Studio; as well as Instrument, XXIX, Sharp Type, and Animade.
Mozilla Firefox by N/A
Vodafone by Brand Union
Federazione Italiana Giuoco Calcio by N/A
CoverGirl by Paul Sych
Udemy by Duncan Channon and in-house
Windows 10 Microsoft Store by N/A
Kindle Icon by N/A
Kickstarter by Order
F1 by Wieden + Kennedy
Chobani, designed in-house
Uber Eats by N/A
TuneIn, designed in-house
I don’t really like “famous-rebrands” because they are full of ugly redesigns. How about creating a list of…
Trend seemed to be much cleaner and stripped back designs. Seeing a lot of helvética/Swiss design minimalism to most of these – it’s very nice.
Quite a few of the redesigns are atrocious :/ Def a trend of greater legibility. Logos are becoming more bland. Less character.
Loved the Orchestre Symphonique de Québec logo redesign. There is a general trend towards simpler, cleaner marks, which is great because this style is right up my alley as a designer.
Logos are becoming more simpler, clear and bold. They consider a more global approach ensuring that their audience outreach is wide, that may be they can ‘clearly’ read it or take a visual note . Great share.
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