We’re glad you decided to visit—to learn how we think about design and see some of our favorite work. But we have more to share, so when you’re done browsing, please say hello.
Through thoughtful insight, we design with intention—defining a brand’s core purpose and discovering its full business potential.
Joe Cecere, President and Chief Creative Officer of Little & Company, shares his insight for the New Year.
Our 2011 "Fuel The Love" Valentine continues to earn notoriety among organizations and publications.
Browse by industry for a quick taste of our experience, or by client for a more in-depth look at our strategic thinking and creative expertise. When something piques your interest, simply ask to see more.
-
Arts, Entertainment & Leisure
AIGA-Minnesota, Ballet of the Dolls, DC Comics, Great River Passage, Landscape Structures, Inc., Minnesota Historical Society, More To Life, Polaris, Sports Illustrated, Venus -
Community
Greater Twin Cities United Way, Minnesota Medical Foundation, Target Community Relations, Way To Grow -
Financial
Target Financial Services, Wells Fargo -
Health
Clinic Sofia, HealthPartners, Medtronic, RedBrick Health, Target Pharmacy -
Retail
OfficeMax, Target -
Technology
Microsoft
-
AIGA-Minnesota
Attracting graphic designers to their associationʼs signature event, despite a dismal economy. -
Ballet Of The Dolls
Drawing mainstream crowds to avant-garde dance theater. -
Clinic Sofia
Building a distinctive brand for a visionary womenʼs clinic. -
DC Comics
Reminding us all about Supermanʼs brand strength. -
Great River Passage
Exploring the essence of a rich natural resource. -
Greater Twin Cities United Way
Repositioning a giving icon. -
HealthPartners
Aligning internal and external audiences around a single vision. -
Landscape Structures, Inc.
Helping a top playground brand take the credit it deserves. -
Medtronic
Giving a human touch to cutting edge medical device technology. -
Microsoft
Clarifying technology benefits for consumers and businesses worldwide. -
Minnesota Historical Society
Transforming an academic institution into an exciting, engaging brand. -
More To Life
Branding Minneapolis Saint Paul to attract top executive talent. -
OfficeMax
Repositioning a big-box retailer as the preferred small-business partner. -
Polaris
Celebrating the customer in company success. -
RedBrick Health
Creating a new health-benefit brand from the ground up. -
Sports Illustrated
Repositioning one of the nationʼs top sports magazines. -
Target
Building the Bullseye. Twenty years and counting. -
TeaSource
Rebranding a top-shelf tea shop to better reflect its roots. -
University of Minnesota
Solving diverse challenges throughout a top research university. -
Venus
Packing the house for a local legendʼs original musical. -
Way To Grow
Championing early childhood education and the people behind this important work. -
Wells Fargo
Defining the brand for audiences inside and out.
An inspiring collection of design news and views.
2012: WHAT’S NEXT FOR DESIGN?
Fifty years ago, the concept of design was a fleeting thought. Often reserved for elite academic and social circles, design didn't offer a real value in common, everyday lives. But over the last two decades, we've seen design evolve to nothing short of a populist movement—one that’s infiltrated the hearts and minds of all consumers without distinction. Whether it's a teapot, an e-tablet, a logo, a mantra or a train station, design has become part of our culture. It's how we live. Today, successful brands can’t be satisfied with design’s status quo. In boardrooms and labs, they’re reaching for that heroic “next.” And with the New Year here, we thought it appropriate to ask: What’s brewing for the next, new design revolution? And even more importantly, what needs to happen to make a revolution even possible?
Read about us. Then tell us about you. By partnering with clients whose values and beliefs align with our own, we create meaningful, memorable work that helps us all succeed.
What makes Little & Company stand out in the industry is its reputation for honoring a core set of values: ones that guide us through our relationships with employees, clients and partners alike.
Driven by passion, our leaders are champions of design and advocates for building brands. Rich in experience, each executive’s role complements the vision, mission and values of our company.
Of all the things you should know about us, this is most important: We believe in design that matters. But there’s so much more to the story. Please read on.
Your inquiries are most welcome.
