This Russian bakery got a stylish rebrand that takes its cues from the city of Saint Petersburg

Source: TheDrum

Russian bakery chain Busche has rolled out its new branding – a series of posters and imagery lifted directly from the streets of its hometown, Saint Petersburg.

The brand teamed with agency Suprematika to develop its new identity, which was needed to represent the ‘new values’ of the expanding company. The agency scoured the city’s walls for textures and colour palettes to print onto Busche’s posters, packaging and cards.

 

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The campaign’s out-of-home guerrilla piece sees posters with cut-out silhouettes of mugs, glasses and loaves of bread placed directly onto backgrounds that may not be traditionally attractive, yet perfectly complete the image.

For instance, a cut out of a strawberry milkshake is placed perfectly over a wall covered in flaking pink paint. Meanwhile a coffee is filled with rust from a corregated perimeter.

See below some more solutions that took inspiration from real-life images:

 

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