Translating the Muototerä logo into a tactile wall piece was an exercise in clarity, proportion, and material sensitivity. I chose Konto acoustic board for both its texture and visual weight, knowing it would bring a quiet but confident character to the interior space.
The curved white elements were precision-cut to preserve the crisp, dynamic energy of the original design, while the layered blue background creates depth, presence, and a subtle sense of movement without becoming intrusive. Careful attention was given to clean alignments, controlled shadow play, and a measured physical separation between layers to let the form breathe and maintain visual clarity from multiple viewing angles.
The final result doesn’t only reproduce a logo. It transforms it, giving the mark a tangible volume, a measured rhythm, and a calm, architectural presence that feels integrated into the space.
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Muototerä designs and manufactures waterjet cutting systems tailored to the diverse needs of modern industry. From compact units to fully customized solutions, FinJet machines cut a wide range of materials — metal, stone, glass, composites, and plastics — with precision and without heat or distortion. Each system is built with a modular structure, allowing for scalability and long-term durability.
Clients receive more than just machinery: the package includes configuration support, training, spare parts, abrasives, and long-term technical assistance. All development and production take place in Finland, following a clear, functional approach focused on reliability and efficiency. In this context, waterjet cutting becomes a precise, dependable tool — adapted to real working conditions and user needs.
Based on the logo provided by the client, I recreated the full geometry in vector format, split into two layers — one for each color. A 3D simulation helped fine-tune the thickness of each layer for the right visual balance.
The final piece was installed in the company’s central technical office, mounted on a feature wall near a previous version of the logo created earlier by another firm.
Virgil Niiranen virgil.niiranen@gmail.com 0445535572