Designed and formatted an editorial-style publication featuring interviews and event photography from the Management Olympiad. Focused on clear typography, structured text layout, image placement, and a consistent visual hierarchy to create a clean and professional result.
Nami Matcha is a matcha bar brand we fell in love with and couldn't resist designing for. This is not their official branding. This is BWA doing what we do best: taking a vibe, a product, and a personality, and turning it into a full visual identity that makes people stop and stare.
Because honestly - who doesn't love matcha?
What We Created
A complete social media design system built around Nami Matcha's playful yet premium aesthetic. Every post was designed to feel like the brand already existed, already had a loyal audience, and already knew exactly who it was talking to.
The feed covers every content pillar a beverage brand actually needs:
Product Content → Editorial-style drink photography posts with bold typography and on-brand copy that makes you want to order immediately.
Event & Launch Design → A full matcha bar opening poster and pop-up event flyer - the kind of content that makes people save the date and show up.
Engagement & Viral Content → "Born to / Forced to," "Take What You Need," "Matcha Mode: ON" - the kind of posts that get shared, saved, and commented on because they feel real, not promotional.
Promotional Posts → Buy 1 Get 1 offers and product deals designed to convert, not just perform.
Brand Storytelling → From the fuel gauge concept to the receipt mockup, every piece tells the Nami Matcha story in a way that feels completely native to the platform.
The Result
A 10-post feed that looks like a fully launched brand - cohesive, confident, and completely scroll-stopping. This is what BWA brings to every client: the ability to make a brand feel real before it even launches.
Note
This is a concept project created independently by Business Wifey Agency to showcase our design capabilities. Nami Matcha is not an official BWA client and this is not their confirmed brand identity - we simply loved the concept and built it out because great design doesn't wait for a brief.
Skills & Tools Used
Brand Design · Social Media Design · Content Strategy · Feed Curation · Typography · Visual Storytelling
The high-contrast serif already gives V2 its editorial voice, so I'd test a quiet grotesk like Neue Montreal for the small caption lines. It would keep the orange O as the only loud element. Did you try the same serif in a lighter weight for V1?