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KORA Coffee — Logo Design & Brand Identity
A bold and refined identity created for KORA Coffee, blending the warmth of coffee culture with a modern, memorable visual language.
The identity brings together a distinctive coffee-bean inspired symbol, strong typography, and a minimal aesthetic designed to work seamlessly across digital and physical brand touchpoints.
From the logo to the mobile experience, the visual system is built to feel premium, consistent, and instantly recognizable.
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That's stunning Muhammad the logo and the business card is the best 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Same design. Which palette? 👀
You picked your favorite preview last time. This time, I’m putting the colors to the vote.
One body-care packaging concept, with the same typography and composition:
A · Rose Cream, Strawberry Sorbet + Plum Jelly
B · Lime Mousse, Coconut Cream + Plum Jelly
Which would you choose and what does it make you feel about the brand?
Both palettes use colors and matching ingredient textures from DCS 654, my library of 654 dessert-inspired colors.
Take a closer look: dcs.mariya.design
7 voted
44%
9 voted
56%
16 votes
Closed
B is absolutely stunning 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Great job Mariya❤️
A flower that inflates arrives in the mail.
Next month, a phone made of shell.
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Which object earns your shelf? Reply below.
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