Barilla logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG Barilla Logo PNG Barilla is an Italian brand of pasta and canned food manufacturer, which was founded in 1877 by Pietro Barilla.
- 1910 – 1918 In 1910, the company started making egg pasta.
- 1918 – 1921 The logo for the brand, introduced in 1918, featured a bold and strict black logotype in the uppercase, executed in a sans-serif typeface with clean contours of the massive letters and straight lines and cuts.
- The emblem looked very serious and stable, evoking a sense of professionalism and authority.
- There were also versions where letters were linked, like in handwriting, and wordmarks going up.
- 1924 – 1936 The colors ranged from brown to white on the blue background, blue or red on the white background, as well as black.
- A calendar from 1935 still featured the original logo with the baker’s apprentice.
- The badge had a double white and red outline and a custom cursive lettering in bold white shapes.
- 1954 – 1969 Carboni slightly tweaked the design adding a larger oval positioned asymmetrically.
- 1969 – 2003 Lippincott & Margulies (London) designed a more minimalist version.
- They flattened the ellipse and replaced the handwritten script by a sans serif type.
- The design has remained almost unchanged ever since.
- 2015 – present The Barilla logo, introduced by the brand in 2015, is fully based on the previous version, though is flat and had its red shade brightened up.
- Font and color The italicized sans-serif logotype of Barilla is executed in a modern typeface with rounded angles of the letters and smooth neat lines.
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