LEGO / BRAND INSPIRATION

Create a brand like LEGO.

LEGO gives a simple system an expansive imaginative world. Building and play sit at the centre of the brand, with room for different stories, ages and ways to take part. It is a reference for an identity that can grow through participation.

If you want to create a brand like LEGO, ask what your audience can make, discover or contribute. Explore OpenPitch for branding agencies and independent creatives working across playful identity, illustration, product storytelling and experiences that invite people into the idea.

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Build a brand with room for imagination.

A simple idea with possibilities

Brand strategy should identify the principle that holds your offer together. A clear foundation can support new products and stories while keeping the brand easy to recognise.

A flexible visual system

Colour, illustration, typography and character can work as a coherent set of parts. Look for designers who create useful rules while leaving space for different expressions.

An experience people help create

Interaction, content and physical environments can give the audience a role. Consider how participation will work for the people you want to reach, across ages and abilities.

Explore partners for an imaginative product or experience.

Review playful identities, family-focused products, character systems and interactive design. Look for creative work with a clear underlying idea as well as an engaging surface.

  • Studio Muti

    Cape Town, South Africa

    Illustration, animation and design studio focused on illustration, typography, lettering, visual identity and animation.

    Recorded affinity: education, entertainment, culture, playful

  • Hello Monday/DEPT®

    New York, Copenhagen & Aarhus

    Global digital creative studio focused on brand experiences, websites, digital products, campaigns and creative technology.

    Recorded affinity: education, culture, entertainment, playful

  • Merci-Michel

    Paris, France

    Digital gamification and experience studio focused on branded games, interactive campaigns, immersive websites and installations.

    Recorded affinity: education, entertainment, culture, playful

  • TwoPoints.Net

    Barcelona & Hamburg

    Independent graphic design studio focused on visual identity, typography, editorial design, digital design and exhibitions.

    Recorded affinity: education, editorial, playful

  • Open Statement

    Helsinki, Finland

    Digital development studio specialising in bespoke websites, online stores and creative platforms for the art, fashion and cultural sectors.

    Recorded affinity: education, entertainment, editorial

  • Naranjo–Etxeberria

    Madrid, Spain

    Independent Madrid design studio focused on visual identity, typography, editorial design, campaigns and digital design.

    Recorded affinity: education, editorial, playful

  • Studio Sutherl&

    London, UK

    Independent London design studio focused on visual identity, typography, editorial design, packaging and campaigns.

    Recorded affinity: education, playful, editorial

  • Estudio Menta

    Valencia, Spain

    Independent graphic design and communication studio focused on brand strategy, visual identity, editorial design, digital design and signage.

    Recorded affinity: education, editorial, playful

  • Rubio & del Amo

    Murcia, Spain

    Multidisciplinary Spanish design studio focused on brand strategy, visual identity, naming, editorial design, packaging and digital design.

    Recorded affinity: education, culture, editorial

  • Human After All

    London, United Kingdom

    London-based brand and communications agency specialising in strategy, visual identity, campaigns, motion and editorial design.

    Recorded affinity: entertainment, editorial, playful

This guide uses LEGO as a creative reference. Listings do not imply that a creative has worked for LEGO or is endorsed by the brand.

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A useful question before you begin.

How can a LEGO reference help a business outside toys?

Focus on the transferable principles: a coherent system, creative participation and room to expand. Explain how those ideas relate to your product or service so the creative direction feels relevant to your audience.