Day of Design
← All workMETAL SEA2023–2024 / 2026

Structure.In flow.

STRUCTURE. IN FLOW.ALUMINUM FRAME GLASS DOORS
Metal Sea graphite identity with layered graphic frames
Metal Sea / 2026 visual edition
FRAME. WAVE.
OPEN POSSIBILITY.

Metal Sea's original identity brings a rectangular frame and a wave together. That distinctive pairing sets the direction for the new edition: layered lines extend the frame into a graphic language, balancing a clear structure with a sense of openness.

  • Original identity refinement
  • Colour palette
  • Frame graphic system
  • Poster & brand cards
01 / IDENTITY

A clear point of recognition.

The original relationship between frame, wave and Metal Sea lettering remains intact. A restrained palette and generous space give the familiar identity a clear architectural character.

Original Metal Sea horizontal identity with its proportions preserved

Original Metal Sea horizontal identity with its proportions preserved

Graphite, sea blue and pale glass brand palette

Graphite, sea blue and pale glass brand palette

02 / GRAPHIC LANGUAGE

A frame for possibility.

Layered rectangles extend the structure of the identity across the page. Changes in spacing, scale and colour establish a visual rhythm that can adapt to different formats.

Abstract frame graphics on pale blue

Abstract frame graphics on pale blue

03 / APPLICATIONS

From statement to detail.

A poster gives the idea room to expand. Two-sided brand cards bring it down to the identity, a short statement and a fine sea-blue rule. The same visual order holds across both scales.

Open to possibility brand poster concept

Open to possibility brand poster concept

Metal Sea brand card front concept

Metal Sea brand card front concept

Metal Sea brand card reverse concept

Metal Sea brand card reverse concept

PROJECT
Metal Sea
ORIGINAL WORK
2023–2024
NEW EDITION
2026 / Identity & applications

Original project: the 2023–2024 Metal Sea design archive. Visual reinterpretation: 2026. The original horizontal identity retains its symbol, letterforms and proportions; colours, copy, layouts and applications are new portfolio concepts, not evidence of client adoption or production. Frames are abstract brand graphics, not product renderings or engineering drawings. Historical contact details are not presented as current information.