Known for its many wineries and rich history, the City of Paso Robles has embarked on an effort to help visitors navigate their routes. Working with the City, the Main Street Association and the Chamber of Commerce, a functional way finding system was created.
A new Christmas Market comes to Oregon
Modeled on the successful market in Cambria California, Moonstone Properties asked Rademaker Design to develop a brand for the new seasonal market planned for Silverton.
Ragged Point Resort updates its brand
As part of an ambitious property wide facilities upgrade, Rademaker Design has created a new graphic identity for this iconic Highway One destination along California's scenic Big Sur Coast.
San Miguel Entry Monuments recall its Mission heritage.
Situated along California's historic El Camino Real, the small community of San Miguel is rich in history. Working with the County Council of Governments and CalTrans, Rademaker Design created a lasting welcome message.
New wall graphic traces the history of Oak Park
As part of a complete redevelopment of the Oak Park Neighborhood in Paso Robles, California, Rademaker Design created a History Wall featuring it's transformation since 1940.
New Entry Monument Welcomes Travelers along California's scenic Hwy 1
Created as part of a comprehensive wayfinding signage project, the City's Mission era founding is
recalled in the design of this new gateway monument.
Mammoth imagines new Christmas Market
Working with Moonstone Properties, the founder of the successful Cambria Christmas Market, Rademaker Design created a nostalgic brand for the new seasonal event at Mammoth Mountain.
New Santa Maria Monument Welcomes Visitors
Rademaker Design worked closely with the City of Santa Maria, California and Caltrans to create a new Hwy 101 welcome sign at the City's northern entry.
Giuseppe's opens with new brand and old world ambiance.
Working closely with long time restauranteur Joe DiFronzo, Rademaker Design created a unique image for his new downtown location in the historic 1874 Sinsheimer Building.
Craftsman character defines new Oak Park entries
Working closely with the Paso Robles Housing Authority and the Paul Davis Partnership, Pierre Rademaker Design created the project branding, entry portals, wayfinding signage and color schemes for this extensive affordable housing development.
Visitor Center rolls out the "welcome" mat
In conjunction with a major relocation and remodel, Rademaker Design created a new visitor-oriented "welcome" sign. Working with the Chamber and the City, the new sign appears mildly "vintage" to complement the building's historic architecture.
Pismo Beach adopts a new tourism brand
As part of a comprehensive Downtown Vision Plan, prepared in conjunction with RRM Design Group, Rademaker Design has created a new logotype to be used on all tourism promotion print and web applications.
First phase of citywide wayfinding signs installed
Visitor-oriented wayfinding is becoming a reality in San Luis Obispo as a result of pedestrian and vehicular signs throughout the city designed by Rademaker Design. The graphics are designed to be clearly legible, while reflecting the City's Spanish heritage.
New "old" sign appears on downtown wall
Copeland Properties approached Rademaker Design to create a vintage wall sign for their Court Street shopping district in downtown San Luis Obispo. It was masterfully executed and aged by Southpaw Sign Company.
Madonna Inn enhances its brand with a new coat-of-arms
Drawing from the Inn's rich history and unique architecture, Rademaker Design has worked closely with the owners to create a symbolic new shield that captures the distinctive character of the property.
San Luis Obispo Historic Districts identified
Each of the City's historic districts can be easily identified as a result of signage designed by Pierre Rademaker Design. Each design is inspired by the unique character of the area represented.
New logotype reflects the glory of historic Hearst Castle
Friends of Hearst Castle, the non-profit fundraising arm that supports preservation and educational programs at the monument, recently unveiled their new logotype. Inspired by the drawings of Julia Morgan, the design evokes the site's rich architectural heritage.
Cambria introduces their new tourism brand
Working closely with Cambria's Tourism Promotion Board, Rademaker Design has created a unique wordmark that captures the pine-studded charm of this picturesque seaside community on California's Central Coast.
Main Street Produce redefines its brand
Rademaker Design has designed a new company logo spotlighting the premium quality produce of the Santa Maria Valley. Additional work included facility signage, stationery, packaging and creation of a specialty product brand.
SLO Chamber of Commerce presents their new directory
Rademaker Design recently completed a total revamp of the Chamber's Annual Membership Directory, Relocation and Buyer's Guide. The easy-to-use format enhances this resource which is valued by local businesses and residents alike.
Updated City Emblem ensures graphic consistency
Over the years the City of San Luis Obispo has accumulated many versions of its official emblem. As part of creating a city-wide wayfinding signage program, Rademaker Design refined and standardized the artwork to meet all the city's identity needs.
Quartet label design benefits San Luis Obispo Symphony
This year's label, created by Rademaker Design, provides a sophisticated character for this blend of four fine local varietals produced and bottled by Ancient Peaks Winery. Proceeds from sales of the wine directly support music education programs.
Rademaker Design completes new retail brand
EcoBambino, a distributor of natural products for children, has opened its flagship store in San Luis Obispo. Graphics, signage, interior design and website were all coordinated to achieve a cohesive brand.
City of Soledad, California, redesigns its brand
Rademaker Design has produced a new city seal capitalizing on Soledad's rich history and location in the center of Monterey County's wine growing region. Additional work includes community entries and a wayfinding signage program.
Mill St. Historic District signage earns distinction
Historical District markers created by Rademaker Design for the city of San Luis Obispo were recently named âBest of Categoryâ winner by the American Graphic Design and Advertising Annual 25. Submissions from across the country were judged.
Oregon Garden entry gateway now complete
The Oregon Garden, an 80-acre botanical showplace located southwest of Portland in historic Silverton, requested an entry that equaled the quality of the gardens. The design was created to reflect the rugged natural beauty of Central Oregon.
Consistency in corporate identity excellence
The studio has been featured in American Corporate Identity every year since 2001. In '09: Smugglers Run, Hadsten House Inn, Oregon Garden Brewfest, Oregon Garden Resort, Hula Hut, Studio Design Group Architects, Court Street and SLO Historical Society.
Forty-one of our business cards make the big book
The Big Book of Business Cards highlights 41 designs by Rademaker Design. It boasts âoutstanding cards from large and small companies from around the worldâ and is meant to demonstrate how business cards, if they stand out, are a valued tool.
Fifteen of our logos published in graphic design resource
Fifteen logos created by Pierre Rademaker Design are in the Big Book of Logos 4, a creative resource for graphic designers. The highlighted work includes new graphic identities for San Luis Obispo Eye Associates, Petit Soleil Bed & Breakfast and Fossil Creek Winery.
Logotype redesign case studies featured in book
Logos Redesigned contains 200 case studies of companies successfully updating their image with a new logo. Paired with each design, a brief narrative highlights the design logic for each project. Eleven redesigns by Rademaker Design are included.