Collective Agency stages the Nahmani Grunder wordmark in architectural space.

New visual identity and webdesign for one of Switzerland’s reputable Multi-Family-Offices

Nahmani Grunder

Nahmani Grunder

Nahmani Grunder is among the most reputable wealth managers in Switzerland. Rooted locally in Zurich and Geneva, working internationally for wealthy families and individuals on highest standards. We had the honour to update Nahmani Grunder’s visual appearance – bringing an ethos that combines trust and heritage with forward-thinking to life.

Client

Nahmani Grunder

Year

2024–2025

Services

Brand Design | SEO & GEO | Brand Strategy | Website / Online Store

Collective Agency designs the Nahmani Grunder website for mobile.
Collective Agency develops the print identity of Nahmani Grunder.
Collective Agency designs the Nahmani Grunder stationery.
Collective Agency builds the Nahmani Grunder website as an editorial experience.

At the core of this strategic rebranding was an adapted wordmark — stripped back to a form that is understated, timeless, and confident. The mark now reflects the firm’s core values of longevity and security with clarity and restraint. Alongside this, we developed a new design system: one that speaks to a sophisticated audience across generations, while aligning with the highest Swiss design standards. The system balances serif and sans-serif typography and employs an adaptive grid to create both flexibility and precision. The rebrand extended into a state-of-the-art website, designed to translate the firm’s expertise into an intuitive, visually-led experience. Portraits by London-based fashion photographer Matt Easton add a human touch — balancing professionalism with personality. The result: a reimagined identity and digital presence that reinforces Nahmani Grunder’s reputation as a partner of consistency, expertise, and trust — today and for the future.

Collective Agency develops an iconic visual world for Nahmani Grunder.
Collective Agency combines art directed photography with the Nahmani Grunder claim.