Maritan Glass

Since 1975, Maritan Glass has operated in the glass industry, designing, producing, and installing specialty glass for various sectors: yachting, naval, architecture, museums, industry, and shopfitting. With over 40 years of experience, the company also demonstrates a strong commitment to research and development, with the aim of delivering innovative, cutting-edge solutions. From co-design to installation, and through exclusive in-house production, Maritan Glass offers tailored and sustainable solutions, showcasing the excellence of Made in Italy.

SAY, tasked with redesigning the company’s logo, proposed a new color logo featuring the “M” monogram of Maritan on the left, followed by the word “Maritan” in bold and “Glass” on a second line to clearly indicate the industry in which the brand operates. The clean, essential graphic lines reflect a sense of precision, which mirrors the company’s approach to the design and production phases of its products.

Starting from the development of the new logo, Maritan Glass’s brand identity was completely rethought and applied across various institutional materials (both printed and digital): business cards, letterhead, presentation folders, notepads, envelopes, email signatures, company profile, and website.

SAY created the new company profile for the brand, handling copywriting, photography, and graphic layout. Additionally, a brochure focused on the nautical sector was developed, dedicated to yacht glass processing, featuring bilingual content (Italian and English).

The new institutional website for Maritan Glass was redesigned with a modern look to reflect the company’s precision in glass processing, attention to detail, and technological innovation—its key strengths. The structure, user interface, and site architecture were designed to ensure intuitive navigation for users, including on mobile devices.

A photo shoot was organized to produce high-quality images for the website, brochure, and company profile. The photos showcase the company’s facilities, staff, and all stages of Maritan Glass’s design process—from machinery to raw materials—with a particular focus on the details of glass processing.