We help organisations transform their impact.
What we do?
We design for the future—in ways that make sense right now. We’re strategic experts and creative explorers committed to solving complex challenges. With smart tools and global resources, we examine the implications of every brand choice, create new experiences, and open doors to opportunity.
- Insights & analytics
- Strategy & positioning
- Innovation
- Brand architecture
- Naming & verbal identity
- Brand engagement
- Identity
- Packaging
- Adaptation & implementation
- Experiences & environments
- Interactive & new media
- And things yet to be discovered
Team Members
Jacob Walt
SEO DirectorKevin Bryune
Company ManagerDouglas Costa
Web DeveloperAlan Walker
Graphic DesignerNoir Ragoli
Senior DesignerEnrique Balton
Junior DesignerLuise Morgan
Web DeveloperDavid Hopkins
Graphic DesignerClients past and present
Airlines
- Insights & analytics
- Strategy & positioning
- Innovation
Automotive
- Aptive
- Honda
- Hyundai
Household products
- Johnson & Johnson
- Kimberly Clark
- Purple
Consumer electronics
- Kenwood
- Polaroid
- BSH
Energy & Utilities
- Endesa
- Enel
- BP
Financial services
- Banca Mediolanum
- FHLBank of San Francisco
- Kenya Commercial Bank
Food & beverages
- Food & beverages
- Campari Group
- Chipita
Health care
- Amplifon
- Humana
- Merck & Co
Hospitality
- InterContinental Hotels Group
- Marriott International
- Taj Group
Manufacturing
- Alfa Laval
- Alcoa Inc.
- General Electric
Museums
- 9/11 Memorial
- Museum of Islamic Art
- San Diego Zoo
Professional services
- Banca Mediolanum
- Generali
- Accenture
Real estate
- CBRE
- Emaar Properties
- HCC Real Estate
Technology
- Apple
- Genentech
- Riot Games
Tourism
- Burj Khalifa
- City of Hong Kong
- City of Melbourne
Our Skills
Our History
Arlo Design Studio invented branding in the 1990s. We’ve been reinventing it ever since. In 1990, our founder Albert Green did something no one expected: He moved Arlo’s headquarters onto a ferryboat named the Klamath, which he’d purchased at auction and docked in the San Francisco Bay. It was a bold choice—and a symbol of fresh thinking. The Klamath quickly became renowned for the groundbreaking creative work coming out of its studios and the myriad cultural luminaries who loved to visit: Andy Warhol, Tom Wolfe, Issey Miyake, Marshall McLuhan, and many others.