A nationwide identity rollout, one wall at a time
Designing an identity is the easy half. Making it fit every branch, lift and reception in the country is the work.
- Client
- Jubilee General Insurance
- Industry
- Banking, Insurance & Fintech
- Scope
- Environmental Branding, Print
- Year
- 2025
The challenge
A cohesive brand across a national branch network fails in the gap between the artwork and the wall. Every site has a different frontage, a different ceiling height, a different lift door. An identity that only works in the guidelines document is not an identity, it is a PDF.
What we did
- Rolled the identity across branch signage, head office signage, reception walls, training rooms and lift doors — each surveyed so the artwork fits the surface it lands on.
- Turned the lift doors into the campaign rather than a leftover surface: Tap Karo and Insure Karo, read by everyone who steps in.
- Carried the same system into press — auto insurance and parent care executions that sit recognisably in the family.
- Used the reception wall to promote Pakistan's first end-to-end digital motor insurance app where customers already stand waiting.
- Held one visual system across interior, exterior and print so a customer meets the same brand in a branch, a lift and a newspaper.
Outcome
What changed.
Qualitative where we don't yet have the client's clearance to publish figures. We'd rather say less than overstate.
Branches and head office nationwide
Signage, interiors, lifts and press
One system across every touchpoint
Applied across locations in Pakistan
The full piece
All 2 pages.
Use the arrows or your keyboard. Every page as delivered.


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