PWC Logo

Left side: a black lowercase wordmark reading "pwc" in a simple sans-serif, with the letters tightly kerned. To the right of the wordmark is a cluster of overlapping, offset square blocks arranged in a stepped/stacked formation. The stack...

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Black lowercase 'pwc' wordmark with stacked orange-red-yellow-pink squares to the right.
PWC logo

About PWC

Left side: a black lowercase wordmark reading "pwc" in a simple sans-serif, with the letters tightly kerned. To the right of the wordmark is a cluster of overlapping, offset square blocks arranged in a stepped/stacked formation.

The stacked blocks use a warm palette: deep red at the bottom, several orange tones in the middle, a pale yellow near the top-right, and a small pink tile at the far right. A short horizontal red rectangle aligns with the wordmark baseline and connects visually to the lower stack.

What's in it: stacked blocks

Shapes: wordmark stacked squares horizontal rectangle

Style: modern minimalist geometric flat corporate

Text in logo: pwc

The stacked, offset squares evoke building blocks or layered growth and progression; the warm palette suggests energy and approachability.

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Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Black
#000000 · primary
Orange
#F28C28 · secondary
Dark red
#A51920 · accent
Yellow
#FFD24A · accent
Pink
#E85B8D · accent

PWC Logo History

PwC is the common name for PricewaterhouseCoopers, a global professional services firm formed by the merger of Price Waterhouse and Coopers & Lybrand in 1998.

Frequently asked

What company uses this logo?

PwC — PricewaterhouseCoopers, a global professional services firm (accounting and consulting).

What do the colored blocks mean?

Visually they read as stacked/overlapping blocks suggesting layers, progression or building — a graphic device rather than a literal object.

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