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Lifestyle FOOD refreshes

LifeStyle FOOD has unveiled new channel imagery, with new idents coming featuring favourite chefs.

LifeStyle FOOD has unveiled new channel imagery, including a refreshed logo along with updated audio and redesigned on-air navigation.

“The brand has a continually growing presence in media, across print, outdoor, online and on the ground marketing events, and we wanted to redesign the FOOD logo to accommodate this,” said Jens Hertzum, Creative Director, LifeStyle Channels. “I am extremely happy with our striking solution; a logo that is legible, warm and functions beautifully across all brand contact points.”

FOOD’s signature programs include MasterChef UK, Great British Menu and Come Dine With Me, plus Cake Boss with baking superstar, Buddy Valastro. Brand new series of key local productions, Cheese Slices with Will Studd and Adrian Richardson’s Secret Meat Business, are set to premiere later this year.

The channel continues to be the first to discover and create celebrity chefs and will launch Chef Confessionals in the coming month. In these brand new series of on-air idents, some of LifeStyle FOOD’s favourite chefs will reveal tidbits about their favourite ingredients and foodie moments. Look out for Chef Confessionals from both local and international chefs, including Maggie Beer, John Torode, Rick Stein, Miguel Maestre, Adrian Richardson, Stefano de Pieri and Will Studd.

FOOD’s refresh also coincides with Cake Month; a celebration of LifeStyle FOOD’S best baking programs. To support Cake Month, we’re inviting viewers and home bakers to “Join the Cake Revolution” on LifeStyle FOOD’s facebook page. The Cake Revolution facebook app allows users to upload a picture of their most spectacular cakes and encourage friends to vote for them for a chance to win over $8,500 in Kenwood baking appliances. FOOD’s facebook fan database has already grown 25% in the first five days of the campaign alone, confirming Australia’s incredible passion for cakes!

2 Responses

  1. I liked the old logo and graphics, it was very similar to The Food Network in the US. This logo looks okay but it looks more like a logo for a TV show rather than at TV channel.

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