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Featured Huddly projects

This week's top Huddly projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.

Arrangement of Huddly brand packaging boxes featuring brown cardboard and black covers with white graphic patterns and typography Project

Huddly · Brand Identity

This brand identity project for Huddly establishes a modular and systematic visual language across physical packaging and digital motion assets. The design utilizes a strict monochrome palette and geometric graphic elements to organize information for a range of hardware components, including adapters and connectivity peripherals. The packaging design features a combination of matte black surfaces and brown cardboard, tied together by consistent white typographic details and linear icons. This minimalist approach extends into a series of rhythmic motion graphics, where stark shapes and structural typography transform with high-contrast precision. Developed by Heydays and Goods, the visual system was captured through the lens of photographer Mathias Fossum, while Federico Leggio directed the motion design sequence. The project demonstrates a clean, graphic aesthetic throughout its various commercial applications.

Four colorful branded notebooks arranged on geometric corrugated cardboard structures with typography reading Capture ideas Project

Huddly · Brand Identity

The Huddly brand identity project is a comprehensive design system that emphasizes modularity and tactile materiality within the consumer electronics sector. Developed by Heydays, the visual language utilizes a palette of warm, earthy tones and clean sans-serif typography to communicate Huddly's focus on connectivity and interaction. By pairing bold graphic layouts with high-quality paper stocks from Colorplan and G . F Smith, the identity achieves a minimalist, editorial aesthetic across packaging, print collateral, and digital interfaces. The implementation captures a range of brand touchpoints, from large-scale outdoor signage to intimate product-led photography. Photographers Hinda Fahre and Mathias Fossum document the system through a consistent, clean lens that highlights the geometric forms and physical depth of the branded materials. With a strong reliance on natural light and minimal, structured compositions, the project creates a coherent visual narrative for the technology brand.