Posts tagged: Branding

Needmore Designs unveils a vibrant, refreshed brand identity for Swiss Water® at the SCA Expo Houston, showcasing bold booth design and playful storytelling.

Learn about Farmer Brothers' new specialty coffee brand Sum›One and its launch coverage in Daily Coffee News. Discover how this B2B coffee specialist is entering the specialty market

Our recent branding, packaging, and web project for Oliver's Custom Coffee has been released and it gaining traction immediately in the coffee world.

A redesigned brand with a new option for greater representation.

We are excited to introduce you to Materia Prima Coffee, a new Italian coffee roaster offering beautiful coffee from their homestead in Chickamauga, Georgia.

Celebrating the opening of Stanza's new cafe.

How do you create a Southern BBQ brand for Qatar that feels authentic to both expats and locals? For Pozo Barbecue, we crafted a name, brand, and founding story rooted in cultural blending. 'Pozo,' meaning 'pit full of hot rocks' in Mexican barbacoa style, captures the heat and energy of barbecue while honoring the cultural fusion that created something new and remarkable.

Bolstered by three decades of serving New Yorkers, Orens Coffee NYC wanted a welcoming, inclusive identity.

Sometimes you outgrow your own design decisions. Heading into Unpacking Coffee's Season 4, we realized we'd been avoiding our own chosen typeface (Galaxie Polaris) in favor of geometric fonts. The solution? Cosmica, a geometric sans from the same foundry that maintains our design skeleton while giving us the character we'd been seeking all along.

The world needs more Stanzas. That's how we felt about this Qatar coffee shop designed to welcome both locals and expatriates with open arms. Our branding project for Stanza Coffee focused on creating an identity that would make everyone feel at home, building bridges through the universal language of coffee.

When coaches Michael and Anamaria merged their Bay Area practices, we conducted ethnographic interviews to discover what made them powerful: Smart. Perceptive. Big-Hearted. Adventurous. Illuminating. Provokers. The result? Fort Light, a brand representing both shelter from the startup storm and a powerful igniting force for entrepreneurs.

What started as a simple logo redesign for well-loved Beaverton restaurant Hapa Asian Fusion quickly blossomed into a complete brand overhaul. Chef Yoon's dream of creating a welcoming space for cultural fusion inspired everything from the name change to our hand-painted hibiscus mural by Michael Paulus—representing both Hawaiian and Korean influences that define her beautiful cuisine.