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Updated: Jan 16, 2021

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BUNNINGS is the name of the Australian retail chain of hardware goods, which was established in 1886 and had its stores not only across Australia and New Zealand, but also in the United Kingdom, though by today the UK locations have been closed. The chain has over 30 thousand employees and is owned by Wesfarmers group.

Meaning and history

Bunnings Logo history

The BUNNINGS visual identity has always been pretty modest and simple. Built around the wordmark, the logo never used more than three colors and had an accent on the name as the main target.

1952 — 1991

Bunnings Logo 1952

The logo, introduced in 1952, was created to celebrate the date when Bunnings became a public company. It was a horizontally stretched oval in a thick orange outline, with a dark gray background and white lettering on it. The inscription in a title case was executed in a bold italicized sans-serif typeface, where all the letters featured traditional shapes and thick lines:

1991 — Today

Bunnings Logo 1991

The logo was redesigned in 1991 and made the company’s visual identity fresher and sharper. The new color palette of Bunnings is based on green, white and red, and has its logotype written in clean and edgy lines. The only graphical element in the new logo is the letter “B” which is all green and has two diagonal lines on it — red and white.

1994 — Today

Bunnings logo

In 1994 BUNNINGS opened its first Warehouse and the new logo was designed especially for it. The logotype from the official aversion was complemented by a solid red banner with a white “Warehouse” inscription in the lowercase. The lettering is executed in a bold stencil sans-serif and looks massive and bright, welcoming the buyers and evoking a sense of power and professionalism.

Bunnings Warehouse emblem

Bunnings emblem

When the company opened its first Bunnings Warehouse in Melbourne, a special logo was developed for it. The word “Warehouse” was given in smaller letters in a similar style but a different typeface.

Font and color

The main logotype of the brand, “BUNNINGS”, is executed in a clean and modern sans-serif typeface where the letters feature sharp angles and straight lines. The typeface the brand uses for its visual identity is pretty similar to such fonts as VVDS Praliner Bold and Lemon Milk Pro Medium, but with some modifications.Bunnings LogoAs for the “Warehouse” part of the logo, it has its stencils customized, but the massive and solid contours of the letters resemble such fonts as Helios Stencil Heavy and Halvar Stencil Breitschrift Black.Bunnings

The green, white, and red color palette of the BUNNINGS visual identity is delightful and juicy. Making the logo remarkable, it evokes a sense of joy and energy, representing the main values of the company — growth, success, and loyalty.

 

 



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