World's largest retail outlet gets new logo

Bright interchangeable colours replace the old red, white and blue

Bright interchangeable colours replace the old red, white and blue

The world's largest retail complex, Mall of America recently celebrated its 20th anniversary. In order to celebrate with something special, it went in search of a new logo design - something that would better reflect its position as a curator of popular culture.

The old logo was suitably patriotic but starting to look dated

The old logo was suitably patriotic but starting to look dated

The new branding for the Minneapolis complex - with elements including brand language, logo, promotional merchandise, website, social media pages and interior branding - was created by local design agency Duffy & Partners.

"We knew we had to harness the dynamism of their unique experience, the equity found in their American ingenuity and embrace all the 'new' that is their DNA," says the agency's founder Joe Duffy. "The result is a robust brand language that is fresh and full of energy and optimism, accompanied by a tagline crafted by Duffy - 'Always New'."

The new logo will appear on everything from billboards to business cards, gift cards to garbage cans. Mall employees will get new uniforms, and gift shops will be stocked with updated apparel, accessories and merchandise, all featuring the new logo.

mall of america logo

mall of america logo

mall of america logo

mall of america logo

See more inspiring work from Duffy & Partners over on their website.

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