Microsoft Office 2004 Logo

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Microsoft Office 2004 logo

About Microsoft Office 2004

A glossy, skeuomorphic emblem composed of four rounded, L-shaped square frames that interlock to form a larger square with a small white negative-space square at the center. Each frame is a distinct saturated color and rendered with a subtle bevel, inner highlight and drop shadow giving a 3D, shiny appearance.

The four colored pieces are arranged clockwise: orange (top-left), blue (top-right), green (bottom-right) and yellow/gold (bottom-left). The mark sits on a plain black background in the provided image; there is no visible wordmark within the emblem itself.

Shapes: four rounded L-shaped squares interlocking pieces negative-space central square

Style: glossy gradient 3D skeuomorphic early-2000s

Four connected, colored pieces that suggest a suite of related applications or modular components working together.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Orange

#F26A00 · primary

Blue

#4A86D8 · primary

Green

#63B43A · primary

Yellow/Gold

#F1C232 · primary

Microsoft Office 2004 Logo History

This multicolored interlocking-square mark was used by Microsoft as the primary Office suite emblem in the early 2000s (appearing on Office 2003 and the Mac Office 2004 branding) and was later replaced by redesigned Office icons in the mid/late 2000s.

Frequently asked

Which product used this logo?

This mark was used for the Microsoft Office suite around the early 2000s (Office 2003 and the Mac Office 2004 era).

What do the four colors represent?

Visually they suggest separate but connected components (different Office applications). There is no widely published official color-to-app mapping for this emblem.