The World Brand Design Society Awards celebrate the most innovative and commercially impactful brand identities and retail environments across the globe, and we are thrilled to announce that three of our projects have been recognised as winners in the 2026 awards.

Firstly, our brand identity work for RW&CO won Silver in the ‘Brand Identity - Rebrand’ category!

RW&CO’s updated brand platform and visual identity elevates the brand’s status as the go-to fashion authority for dynamic, modern lifestyles, boosting its brand presence in Canada. The refreshed identity spans from art direction and typography to an updated logo and colour palette, crafted to better reflect RW&CO’s confident, considered and precise personality.

A palette of muted neutrals creates a timeless, versatile foundation, while strong accent colours create tension between refined simplicity and bold expression.

Find out more about the project here: https://www.dalziel-pow.com/news/rw-co-launches-first-new-brand-identity-since-1999

Secondly, our retail experience design for Coyu’s Gurugram store in India was awarded Bronze in the ‘Spatial Design: Retail’ category.

The 6,000 sq ft store is a premium, curated and continually evolving space, with 20% of the store dedicated to showcasing emerging brands. The space houses over 50 hand-picked fashion labels, offering customers that ‘I found it first here at Coyu’ feeling.

A warm, tactile material and colour palette creates an inviting yet aspirational tone for the space. Soft neutrals provide a sense of calm, layered with thoughtful textures and moments of disruption that add intrigue and surprise throughout the customer journey, embodying the brand’s core philosophy of ‘Joy of the Find’.

Read more about the project in our case study: https://www.dalziel-pow.com/work/coyu

Finally, our retail design concept for Victorinox’s Ginza store in Japan won ‘Commended’ in the ‘Spatial Design: Retail’ category.

Drawing inspiration from the side profile of the iconic Swiss Army Knife, we designed the shopfront in a metallic finish with slatted detailing - reflecting the slatting of the tools - to create an eye-catching shop front and position the store as a beacon in the shopping district.

Inside, a dedicated personalisation table brings the language of the workshop to life, with tools and technical illustrations reinforcing Victorinox's design and craftsmanship heritage.

Read more about the retail design concept here: https://www.dalziel-pow.com/news/a-sharp-new-look-for-victorinox-in-japan

Huge congratulations to all other Winners and Finalists!

Looking to create an iconic brand or experience across retail, service and culture? Reach out to us at newbusiness@dalziel-pow.com.