Brand kits
A brand kit holds your colours, type and logo. It lives in your Library. Choose it for a project, and Tino works inside it, in every studio.
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The Tino window, with Brand kits chosen in the sidebar. The Casa Lume kit is open as a book: the arch-and-sun logo in three versions, five colours with their roles, and two type styles. Asked to add the olive green from the garden, Tino adds a colour called Olive, for large text and accents.
The parts every studio needs, and the few that make a brand feel like itself.
Your palette, with the roles that matter: background, text and accent.
Your typefaces, and how you use them for titles, text and captions.
Every version, for light and dark, down to the smallest size.
And how it feels
Give Tino what you have, and it drafts the kit as a brand book you can read. Say what’s off, and it changes just that.
Casa Lume
History
Use the same kit in Movie and Deck today, and in Music, Vector and 3D when they arrive. Each studio reads the parts it needs. Kits are copied into each project, so a film you send keeps its brand.
The Casa Lume kit, and three things made in it: the film’s closing title in the kit’s wide capitals, the first slide of the design review, and a still for the open house. Each uses the kit’s colours, its type and its logo.
MovieThe film’s closing title
Plaster Night AaHanken Grotesk
DeckThe design review, slide 1
Plaster Dusk Stone AaHanken Grotesk
Open house · Saturday, 9 am
Still4:5, for the open house
Logo Dusk AaHanken Grotesk
Movie
Your colours land on every layer, your title style sets the lockup, and your signature moves become the film’s motion.
The Movie studioThe Movie studio with the Casa Lume film playing its closing title. The lockup layer is selected. The inspector reads: Hanken Grotesk Light, 94, in Plaster, fading up letter by letter, from the Casa Lume brand kit. In the timeline the name, the hairline and the credit come in a quarter of a beat apart.
Deck
Layouts, tables and charts take your palette and your type.
The Deck studioThe Deck studio with the Casa Lume design review, slide 4 of 6: a column chart of what the roof makes against what the house uses, month by month, in Dusk and Stone on Plaster, with the title in Hanken Grotesk. The inspector reads: colours and type from the Casa Lume brand kit.
