Aon is a a leading global professional services company providing commercial risk, retirement and health solutions.The inVision group pooled pension funds survey for Aon Hewitt Ireland was designed with a palette of bright and complementary colours, a clean layout and organised tables and colourful graphs to help communicate the large amount of data presented.Published quarterly, the newsletter’s cover image was changed for each edition to reflect the time of publication.

The Commission for Railway Regulation (CRR) is the independent public body with responsibility for the safety and economic regulation of railways and cableways in the Republic of Ireland.This 64-page annual report, produced in both English and Irish, presents the reports of the Commissioner and the body’s Principal Inspectors to the Minister for Transport. A stylised representation of stops along railway lines on a map is used as a graphic device on the cover and in the running head throughout the report. The device leads the reader through the content, ending on each section’s final page and restarting on the first page of the next section. Bold use of the Commission’s corporate colours provides a striking backdrop to the photography selected from the portfolio of an amateur photographer and train enthusiast working at Irish Rail.The first document produced as part of a three-year contract, this design will be used for the Commission’s annual report, statement of strategy and safety performance report from 2021 to 2023.

Nest is an award-winning, family-owned furniture design company which crafts commissioned one‑off and limited edition signature furniture pieces drawing inspiration from classic automotive design and haute couture. Originating from Middlton, County Cork and now based in the south west of France, their pieces are known for the clarity of their lines and seamless profiles.The logo design draws inspiration from the clean lines, elegant curves and precision of the company’s finely-crafted furniture and the solid timber used for many of their pieces. Here, a simplified profile of a bird’s-nest sits effortlessly balanced on the end of the bough of a tree stretching out from above the company name.The company name itself appears in understated lower case in a font which echoes the clean lines and elegant curves. The red of the logotype hints at the strength of the material while the complementary warm gray of the bird’s-nest and bough is used to suggest elegance.