Rebranding Stories
Rebranding Stories
Master Kitchen
From scratch to Archiproducts
In the fall of 2017, the international group Midea is preparing to launch a new brand of home appliances designed in Italy: Master Kitchen. The market is competitive and the project is ambitious - already in the name, inspired by the successful TV show Master Chef. The communication concept is equally ambitious.
Something is cooking
The payoff Something is cooking expresses the novelty, winking at the world of food preparation. It translates the Italian figure of speech "Qualcosa bolle in pentola", but it literally means "Something is being cooked," suggesting that with Master Kitchen there is always some delicacy being prepared.
To position the brand, we focus on the values that are encapsulated in the name: excellence, experience and reassurance, as well as those it naturally brings with as novelty - dynamism, ambition and innovation.
The household appliance in its natural environment
The images look to the world of design rather than to the world of the appliance. In the catalog, contemporary style environments follow one another, where Master Kitchen appliances are perfectly at ease. To show product features we use colorful illustrations with an editorial flavor, far removed from the classic black-and-white technical illustration. The same assumptions guide the creation of the website.
What's next? Accompanying a brand step by step
To explain the operation of home appliances, we develop explanatory videos. We take care of press campaign management and ordinary communication and marketing activities.
If a product is good and communicates effectively, successes are not slow in coming. In 2020, Master Kitchen won an Archiproducts Award, just three years after its market launch.
Those who have worked with us
positioning and copy strategy
web development
3D render
3D render and video
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