Braun logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG Braun Logo PNG The visual core of the Braun logo has remained virtually untouched since 1934.
- The emblem has always been based on a wordmark featuring a rounded type with a prominent “A.” Meaning and history The original emblem, which was created by Will Münch, featured the name of the brand given in white letters with black borders and shades.
- The “A” was taller than all the other letters adding a sense of rhythm to the design.
- 1934 — 1939 The original emblem, which was created by Will Münch, featured the name of the brand given in white letters with black borders and shades.
- The “A” was taller than all the other letters adding a sense of rhythm to the design.
- 1939 — 1952 The wordmark grew more minimalist due to the disappearance of the black shades and borders.
- They are lighter than in the previous logo, yet better legible.
- 1952 — Today Having joined the company in 1952 as a freelancer, Wolfgang Schmittel updated the Braun logo.
- He made it simpler and lighter.
- The original emblem was based on the following relationship between the thickness of the bars and space: 1:1.3 for the “A,” 1:1 for all the other letters.
- In Schmittel’s wordmark, the white gaps were much wider, so the lettering seemed to have more breathing space.
- The proportions were updated once again several years later, due to which the logo became bolder and more eye-catching.
- However, the overall style, including the rounded parts of the letters and the enlarged “A,” remained unchanged.
- Colors The company has always been loyal to the original black-and-white color scheme, from the earliest logo developed more than 80 years ago, to the current one.
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