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Overview

$25,000+

Min Project Size

$50 - $99/hr

Avg Hourly Rate

10 - 49

Employees

2017

Year Founded

ABOUT RŌNIN AMSTERDAM

Designed Different.

We develop impactful designs that resonate with contemporary culture for brands seeking to elevate their presence. Our studio, situated in the heart of Amsterdam, offers views of The Rokin and Central Station square, embodying our cultural ethos and workflow. It is a modern, open environment where 30 technologists, creators, problem-solvers, and design enthusiasts can collaborate and innovate. We are passionate about producing work that brings pride to both ourselves and our clients.

Tech Stack

AR/VR DevelopmentE-Commerce DevelopmentEnterprise App ModernizationMobile App DevelopmentWeb Development

Languages Spoken

DutchEnglish

HIGHLIGHTS

$25,000+

Min Project Size

$50 - $99/hr

Avg Hourly Rate

10 - 49

Employees

2017

Year Founded

Services

Focus

Industries

Clients

Services Provided

12% Mobile App Development (iOS & Android)

10% E-Commerce Development

12% Legacy System Modernization

13% Product UX Strategy

12% Mobile App UI Design

8% Web App UI Design

20% Brand Identity Design

13% Graphic Design

Portfolio

Manolo Blahnik Exhibition - A New Way Of Walking

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In 2021, Manolo Blahnik marked the 50th anniversary of the opening of his first boutique in 1971. However, few would have anticipated that circumstances would hinder the ability to host a grand celebration for this milestone. Our task was to craft a virtual experience that showcased his remarkable 50-year journey. Collaboration was central to this endeavor; we partnered closely with the Manolo Blahnik team, including Kristina Blahnik, to identify and elaborate on the significant moments and achievements of his illustrious career. The celebration was publicized through various channels and social media, where a large community of devoted Manolo Blahnik fans is engaged. The response was overwhelming, with shares skyrocketing. Titled "A New Way of Walking," the immersive virtual exhibition showcased Mr. Blahnik's complete body of work through a presentation of the brand’s largely hidden archives. Through his illustrations, audio clips, and designs, the experience elegantly reflects Mr. Blahnik’s distinctive artistic style, the complexity of his designs, his sense of humor, and the broad range of cultural influences. It was an unforgettable experience for fans of Blahnik everywhere. You can read the full case study here: https://roninamsterdam.com/project/manolo-blahnik-archives

Virgin Media Brand Identity reinvented by Rōnin Am

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Our task was to develop a new brand identity for Virgin Media, helping them restore their iconic essence and character through a striking new graphic style and visual language. Collaborating with a peer branding agency, we designed a revitalized approach that reinterpreted the Virgin Media brand across digital, motion, and interactive platforms. Our efforts resulted in a fresh perspective on an unmistakable brand, reinforcing its identity and charm. We established a design language that is instantly recognizable and easily adaptable across various channels and platforms, supported by our straightforward and user-friendly guidelines. For the complete case study, visit: https://roninamsterdam.com/project/virgin-media-digital-branding

Vredestein - New Horizons

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The challenge was to craft an experience for tire resellers that would keep them highly engaged during the launch of a new tire. This event, traditionally held in person each year, was transitioned to a digital format due to COVID restrictions. In a physical setting, resellers can directly engage with the product, but we aimed to demonstrate that a virtual event could be just as captivating, if not more so. Our goal was to unveil both a new brand identity and a new product simultaneously. Throughout the museum, various installations showcased these introductions, transforming them into art pieces. For the complete case study, visit: https://roninamsterdam.com/project/vredestein-new-horizons.

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