Inbound qualified leads
A rebrand that lets a serious operator look like one.
Nir Solar is the kind of business whose technical execution had outgrown its presentation by several years — a serious operator wearing the visual identity of a much smaller company.

Context, constraint, and the part that mattered.
The brief was a full rebrand, end-to-end, from the wordmark down to the field-team van livery. We treated the engagement as a single system: every artifact pulls from the same primitives, and the system was sized so that the in-house team can extend it without our involvement. The rebrand has materially shifted the inbound pipeline — qualified leads more than doubled in the two quarters after launch — and the brand finally reads at the level the underlying business has been operating at for years.
What we did, in the order we did it.
- 01
One system, many surfaces
Web, print, vehicle livery, and field documentation all draw from the same primitives. The team can ship a new artifact in an afternoon without escalating to us.
- 02
Quietly serious
The visual language refuses the optimistic-renewable visual shortcuts and reads as quietly serious — which is what the underlying business is.
A small spread from the engagement.



























The numbers we agreed to ship against.
System
Brand artifacts
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