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01/01/2026

As the year turns, we want to wish you something simple and personal.

Happiness looks different for everyone.
For some, it’s progress at work.
For others, reaching a long-term goal.
For many, it’s calm moments and balance in everyday life.

Whatever happiness means to you, we hope the new year brings more of it - in your projects, your ambitions, and your personal world.

We wish you focus, confidence, and real success with everything you set out to build. And when design is part of the journey, know that you can count on us to support it.

Happy New Year from all of us at More By Us ✨

31/12/2025

As the year turns, we want to wish you something simple and personal.

Happiness looks different for everyone.
For some, it’s progress at work.
For others, reaching a long-term goal.
For many, it’s calm moments and balance in everyday life.

Whatever happiness means to you, we hope the new year brings more of it - in your projects, your ambitions, and your personal world.

We wish you focus, confidence, and real success with everything you set out to build. And when design is part of the journey, know that you can count on us to support it.

Happy New Year from all of us at More By Us ✨

22/09/2025

30/08/2025

At the end of this summer, we are happy to be part of the Utopia 40x40 International Design Exhibition - right in the heart of New York City.

If you're around and feel like wandering through some inspiring work from designers across the globe, join us for the opening on August 30 at 2 PM.

Location: theBlanc Gallery
15 E 40th St STE 200 2F,
New York, NY 10016 - just around the corner from Bryant Park.

RSVP here: https://vist.ly/453mh

Let’s celebrate design (and the end of summer) together.

25/06/2025

We’re part of the again - and this time we’re bringing home silver.

Category: Web Design.
Project: Our own website.

Honestly, that last part is the biggest surprise.

Huge thanks to the team who pulled this off: Bozhidar Hadzhiev, Boris Savev, Bela Ivanova, Val Petrova, Maria Yordanova, Maria Burgelova.

It’s our biggest recognition in design so far - and we’re celebrating it properly. Internally proud. Externally trying to stay humble. 😁

24/06/2025

🎮 : Play Along with Our Poll! 🎨

Over the past few editions of Guess the Brand, we’ve explored how some of the world’s most iconic brands are instantly recognizable—even without a logo. From signature colors to unique design elements, great branding is all about leaving a lasting impression.

Now, it’s time to turn the tables and test your instincts! 👀

Did you recognize all those brands, even without their logos? That's a perfect example of how powerful brand identity and consistency can be.

We want to know which "Guess the Brand" made a biggest impact—you saw a set of brand-inspired visuals and now have your pick. Did you get them all right? Or did some designs leave you stumped?

🗳 Tell us!

Drop your guesses in the comments and share which brand was the easiest (or hardest) for you to recognize!

Stay tuned for the next round of Guess the Brand! 🚀

27/05/2025

🎮 Missed us last time? Don’t worry—there are no game overs here!

- A sleek, futuristic design. Symbols that every gamer instantly recognizes. The unmistakable look and feel of innovation.

This brand isn’t just a gaming console—it’s a brand that has shaped entertainment for decades. From the original gray, boxy design to the cutting-edge curves of their console 5th generation, the company has consistently pushed the boundaries of gaming aesthetics.

But have you ever wondered why its’ signature buttons—triangle, circle, X, and square—are so distinct? Designed by Teiyu Goto, these symbols were meant to be intuitive: the triangle represents a viewpoint, the square a piece of paper (menus and maps), and the circle/X for decision-making (yes/no). Unlike other gaming consoles that relied on letters or numbers, their symbols became instantly recognizable worldwide.

Even the color choices were deliberate. The original logo, created by Manabu Sakamoto, featured bold red, blue, yellow, and green to signify diversity and fun. Over time, the brand has leaned into sleek, minimalist designs, with black and blue dominating its modern aesthetic—representing sophistication and digital innovation.

Would you have recognized them, just from its iconic button symbols and futuristic design?

29/04/2025

🛋 Back again? Hope you didn’t have to assemble this post yourself!

Blue and yellow. Functional, minimalistic designs. A love for flat packs and do-it-yourself assembly.

This brand is more than just furniture—it’s a philosophy. The company’s Swedish roots are embedded in every part of its identity, starting with its colors. The bright blue and yellow aren’t just eye-catching; they’re a tribute to the Swedish flag, reinforcing the brand’s Scandinavian heritage.
But their design goes beyond color. The company revolutionized the furniture industry by making good design affordable.

The concept?

Democratic design—where every piece must meet five key principles: function, form, quality, sustainability, and low price.

Even the product names follow a pattern: sofas are named after Swedish places, rugs after Danish ones, and bookcases after professions. This unique system was created by founder Ingvar Kamprad, who had dyslexia and found it easier to remember names rather than product numbers.

Would you have guessed it, just from its signature colors and minimalistic aesthetic?

22/04/2025

🎨🎶 How often do you play Google Doodles?

From interactive games to musical tributes, Google Doodles bring creativity and fun to our everyday searches. Whether it's a nostalgic throwback or a brand-new challenge, these mini-games celebrate history, culture, and innovation in the most playful way.

Which one is your favorite? Let us know in the comments! 👇✨

15/04/2025

When was the last time a TV show changed your approach to work? 🔥

We've found a few that will.

Check out this list of our favorite shows and documentaries. 🍿

This curated list will show you how, from product innovation to the subtle power of typography. 💥

Definitely worth a watch.

We've shared our favorites, now it's your turn.

What design-related movie or show has really stuck with you?

We're eager to hear your recommendations!

08/04/2025

🌍 Did You Know? Responsive Web Design (RWD) was first introduced only 15 years ago by Ethan Marcotte!

📱💻 Before RWD, websites had fixed layouts, making them hard to navigate on different devices. Marcotte’s approach changed everything—introducing fluid grids, flexible images, and media queries to create seamless, adaptable designs.

Today, RWD is the standard for modern web development, ensuring a smooth user experience across screens.
How has responsive design impacted your browsing?

01/04/2025

Do you remember the first-ever website, or are you younger than that? 😏
In 1991, Tim Berners-Lee launched a simple, text-only page that introduced the world to the World Wide Web. No images, no flashy design—just pure innovation. Fast forward to today, and that humble beginning has evolved into the digital world we can't live without.

Take a trip back in time and explore the very first website here: https://vist.ly/3myrerv