Can a perfume brand feel luxurious before anyone smells it?

ZÉVOR is built on restraint. An elegant serif wordmark with a droplet hidden in the O, a deep brown, cream and gold palette, and a numbered range, 01, 02, 03, so the collection feels like a set. Minimal packaging, embossed mark, clean label, letting the bottle do the talking.

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I think it can. The droplet hidden in the O tells the scent story without a word, and the numbered range gives it a collector's rhythm. Did the brown and gold palette come first, or did the wordmark set the direction?

Brazilian Burn translates the warmth of Brazilian cooking into a brand identity built around fire, flavour and belonging.

The project connects brand strategy with a visual language rooted in the ember. Expressive lettering, a compact BRN signature and a palette of ember red, bone white and charcoal carry that idea across packaging, campaigns and digital applications.

The full case study is now on Contra, documenting the strategic foundation, creative direction and design decisions behind the identity. Explore the full Brazilian Burn case study below

The raw, expressive brush lettering on 'Brazilian Burn' brings out that authentic wood-fired, smoky grit instantly. Pairing charcoal black boxes with ember red and bone white accents gives the takeaway packaging serious shelf presence!