Brand

Origameo colours are colours of passion and vibrancy. Our four main colours reflect our energy, enthusiasm, warmth and passion. Purple reflexts our creativity, too.

Wherever possible, it is always prefered to use a coloured version of the logo. When using a coloured backgrounds, main or gradients, only use a white logo.

In cases where it is not possible or suitable to use a coloured version of the logo, you can use grey or white on dark backgrounds.

Origameo is a service brandfrom the house of brands byHB Reavis. As such, the brand values should be in line with HB Reavis’ brand values.

Always use the correct colour palette.

Our four primary colours reflect our warmth and passion. Use them at 100% opacity in general, except corporate graphs as complementary colours at 60% opacity.

Secondary colours combine with our primary colours to communicate our vibrant brand.

The “O” shape came out from the logomark and stands out to proof brands’ wholness. It represents cycle, continuing action and constant movement. Use the “O” or its part to add texture to backgrounds and imagery.

Brand element use in primary colours for PPTX, Excel, Word or any official corporate documents. Use maximum 2 colours gradients for digital use or print creatives.

Brandon Grotesque’s clear, geometric style is warm and distinctive. Importantly, its sans serif typeface also enhances our engaging, open-minded personality.

Avenir is clear and nicely readable in heavier text.

Messages that come through our photographic style are passion and team spirit. We should show life in our workspaces.

Shots sometimes illustrate excitement, about projects or the journey to their fruition; and at other times it celebrates details — as they are crucial to our success. Nothing feels staged or fake. Every shot captures a moment of natural emotion.

Construction sites: If taking photographs on construction site (project in preparation), keep in mind it sould highlights the health and safety practices, ensuring our exemplary standards are maintained. It also deals with the composition rules of any photos taken.