Fjellberg Grafisk is a Norwegian design brand whose symbol was originally designed by Erik & Klaus Fjellberg in 1967.[1] The mark is associated with Norway and is categorized among reflection-style logos from that era.[1]
Design and History
The Fjellberg Grafisk symbol dates to 1967, when it was created by the brothers Erik and Klaus Fjellberg.[1] The logo is described as a reflection-style mark, a category that typically involves mirrored or symmetrical forms.[1] The brand is identified as a Norwegian design entity, and the logo is listed among designs with a Norway reflection shape.[1]
Beyond the attribution to Erik and Klaus Fjellberg and the 1967 date, no further documented details about the logo’s construction, revisions, or the studio’s broader identity are available in the research sources.
Meaning and Symbolism
Documented symbolism for the Fjellberg Grafisk mark is limited. The logo is described as a reflection-style design with a Norway-related shape, but no official explanation of its intended meaning has been located.[1]
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