Linne

Brand refresh for a Scandinavian furniture brand.

Brand Audit; Refresh; Guidelines; Collateral

Man kneeling on a beige carpet, assembling a wooden table with tools nearby in a minimalist workshop setting.

Linne made furniture — small-batch, sustainably sourced, sold direct through a studio showroom and an online shop. They'd been operating for six years. The original brand had been designed by one of the founders in the first year and had never been formally revisited.

By the time they came to us, the brand was being applied inconsistently across a growing number of surfaces — a website, a lookbook, a trade show presence, wholesale packaging, and a social media presence that had developed its own visual logic independently of everything else. The brief wasn't a rebrand. It was a recalibration — bringing everything back into alignment with the brand they'd actually become, not the one they'd started as.

Elegant mid-century modern wooden chair with black upholstery beside a sleek black table, set against a beige paneled wall.
A person cleaning a polished wooden table in a minimalist room with neutral tones, featuring a vase, wooden bowl, and a textured table runner.
Mid-century modern armchair with beige cushions, paired with a wooden side table holding a vase and books, set on a woven rug.

We thought we needed a rebrand, but Ivy showed us we needed something more specific and true. Now, our brand finally matches our furniture. That sounds simple. It wasn't.

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