10 Famous Logos With A Hidden Meaning that We Never Even Noticed!

It turns out that some of the most well-known logos in the world were purposefully designed to indicate something much more than simple beauty. In fact, it seems that in some cases, every line, curve and colour has meaning behind it.

1. Hyundai - The logo of the company symbolises the first letter of the name of the company.

2. Adidas - The name of the company comes from the name of its founder Adolf Dassler.

3. The logo of Adidas: three stripes and an angle which form a triangle represents a mountain, which refers to the challenges that sportsmen have to overcome.

4. Apple - Rob Danoff, the designer who designed the world famous Apple logo was determined to come up with a logo that can symbolise the similarity between the words 'bite' and 'byte'.

5. In Amazon's logo the yellow line symbolises a smile, but it is also an arrow pointing from 'a' to 'z' showing that the company sells every product you can imagine.

6. Toyota - The Japanese car manufacturer's logo shows the past of the company when they produced weaving machines.

7. Toblerone - The logo of the famous chocolate company is simply a silouette of a peak in the Swiss Alps.

8. BMW - The central part of the logo of the German car maker symbolises the rotating blades of an airplane, referring to the past of the company in the aviation industry.

9. LG- The logo of the South Korean electronics company is a stylized image of a person's face, which represents the company's aim to have human relationship with their customers.

10. Evernote - The note-taking application uses an elephant as part of their logo, because elephants have impressive memory.