In a nod to Wilson Wolfe’s 40+ year legacy, our new visual identity highlights a howling wolf and the brand’s iconic yellow. The sitting wolf creates the final arm of a new “W” monogram. Smart, easy to understand, and elegant, the look is approachable and honors the good-natured appeal of Wilson Wolfe. Studio Eighty Seven led the redesign of the new-and-improved Wilson Wolfe website, and assists the internal marketing team with all brand touch-points including direct mail, listing marketing efforts, signage, and social media.

Studio Eighty Seven works directly with members of Franciscan Children’s Hospital in-house marketing team supporting all internal and external marketing initiatives—from flyers, website graphics, signage, and branding support—Studio Eighty Seven is tasked with insuring the Franciscan Children’s brand is consistent across all platforms.

Down Under Yoga is Boston’s premier destination for yoga, fitness, and yoga teacher training trusts Studio Eighty Seven to support their small corporate team with a variety of tasks from print design, signage, and website design. Studio Eighty Seven worked closely with the marketing team and founder on a complete overhaul of their brand guidelines.

Rochester Child Care Center (RCCC) is a non-profit child care center that provides quality, nature-based child care at an accessible price for families in the Rochester, New Hampshire area. Studio Eighty Seven was tasked with updating their site so that it better reflected and communicated RCCC’s mission, values, and programs, and provided access to information and resources to prospective and current families. Working closely with the RCCC team, Studio Eighty Seven transitioned the site from Wordpress to SquareSpace 7.1 while defining a new visual language—including a defined color palette and typography—for the brand. Drawing inspiration from RCCC’s new exterior signage the site is bold, colorful, and easy to navigate. It also features custom icons and illustrations that break-up text heavy pages, and visually communicate a nurturing and engaging child care environment. Better still, behind the scenes, the site is easier for the RCCC team to update in-house cutting website maintenance costs.

The Pine Bar is a bar launched in Boston Public Market, celebrating craft beer and cocktails made with quality ingredients direct from the best vendors throughout New England. Inspired by colors around Boston (most notably Fenway Park), indoor European marketplaces, the landscape of New England, and a custom neon sign, The Pine Bar brand is at once nostalgic, familiar, authentic, and versatile.

Logo and branding design, and website design and development for Supported Mom Initiative of Central Massachusetts.

Raising The Bar is a mocktail subscription box service that aims to reverse the stigma of abstaining and invigorate a community of non-drinkers. Delivering curated ingredients, mixers, products, and delicious mocktail recipes Raising The Bar is visionary, adventurous, and uses humor and whimsy to elevate the spirits of non-drinkers everywhere. The vintage-inspired, illustrated logo raises a glass to a mindful relationship with alcohol.

The Northborough Free Library is the premier public library in its area, not only providing typical library services—book lending and technology access—but setting itself apart with consistent, exceptional customer service, and a commitment to offering community spaces and services that are safe, inclusive, and accessible to all who wish to learn and discover. The conservative, elegant new look leads with an air of discovery. While a library search used to consist of flipping through a card catalog, today it is more typically typing into an internet search bar. Synonymous with this new approach to search is the ubiquitous magnifying glass, which represents the first “O” in “Northborough,” while the familiar visual representation of a book stands in for the “B.” A playful monogram introduces the community to “NOBO” as a shorthand for Northborough. The visual identity also includes a wordmark, and color schemes specific to the children’s and teen libraries.

TruPros are innovative change-makers. By providing equity and non-equity partnerships to tradespople, they aim to revolutionize the reputation of the trade business and the trained professionals within. Strong lines and bold colors complement symbols of trust and a united, professional team. The brand is strong, trusting, and unifying.

The Forefront Project provides accessible pro-bono legal services to reproductive rights, health, and justice organizations. The Forefront Project strives to serve their clients with utmost professionalism and is invested—on the front lines­­—in their advocacy work. A true ally to the organizations they serve, the brand is mission-driven, a trusted partner, and down-to-earth. The branding emphasizes boldness, and uses typography to extenuate being on the front lines of social justice.

PRS Group is an IT solutions partner for small to medium sized businesses who insure their clients have the tools and systems in place, and reliable support. After 25+ years in business, the team recognized a need to level up the branding and marketing materials. With the support of Lalone Marketing, PRS Group enlisted Studio Eighty Seven to elevate the branding and logo to better reflect the quality and expertise of their services, while also not dismissing their incredible legacy. Through an intense process of collaboration the color palette, typography and icon were updated. The result is a dynamic new look inspired by the PRS Group legacy, and their commitment to their clients.

Navis Benefits Group is an independent and agnostic benefits provider specializing in Executive Disability Insurance Programs, Benefit Communication Strategies, Voluntary Worksite Benefits, and Group Long Term Care for both employers and employee benefit firms. The branding process focused on audience definition, symbolism, and strategy. The logo focuses on an iconic representation of a bridge, and the website includes more bridge and nautical imagery and emphasizes services through typographic hierarchy.

The goal of the Next Rung Technology website redesign was to generate brand awareness, and to successfully receive inquiries from prospective clients and partners. On the backend, the site was moved from Wordpress to Squarespace 7.1, and is now easier to update in-house.

The cover for Mike Papale's Memoir, A Big Heart, designed and illustrated by Studio Eighty Seven.

Taji’s New York location needed a web presence as luxurious and elegant as their Madison Avenue showroom. Studio Eighty Seven walked them through the website design process, ensuring the design and functionality of the site was both tailored to their luxury clients and achieved their brand awareness goals.