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Samsung C&T revamps Raemian brand after five years, from identity to brand philosophy
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Samsung C&T revamps Raemian brand after five years, from identity to brand philosophy

From Dong-A Ilbo · () Korean

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  • Samsung C&T has revamped its Raemian housing brand after five years, changing its philosophy, slogan, core values and visual identity.
  • The new philosophy, โ€œFrom Height to Depth,โ€ shifts the focus from apartment scale and appearance to the quality of spaces and residentsโ€™ everyday experiences.
  • The company plans to reflect the changes in future Raemian products and services.

Samsung C&T is repositioning Raemian around how people experience a home, rather than how tall or imposing an apartment complex looks. The company said it has revised the brandโ€™s philosophy, slogan, core values and visual identity after five years.

The new philosophy is โ€œFrom Height to Depth.โ€ It conveys a shift away from height, scale and exterior appearance toward the quality of living spaces and the experiences residents have in them. The new slogan is โ€œDeepen Your Life, RAEMIAN.โ€

Raemianโ€™s three core values are Originality, Dignity and Refinement. Samsung C&T said these principles will guide spaces that reflect residentsโ€™ tastes and lifestyles, designs that reduce excessive decoration, and a level of finish that residents can feel through everyday use.

The visual identity has also been changed. The three vertical lines associated with Raemian remain, but the design has been simplified by expanding the sense of space and margins. The brandโ€™s previous green and gray color scheme is shifting toward black and white. Samsung C&T plans to apply the renewed identity and philosophy to future products and services.

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