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MØD Coffee. Brand Guidelines & Product World
Less noise. More mood.
That one rule runs the whole MØD brand book. Three words hold it together: Mood, Mind, Moment. The slashed Ø marks the spot, from the cup to the tote.
Inside: the guidelines, the matcha tins, and the pour that sets the tone. "Pour into your MØD. Soft focus, shared slowly."
Scope: brand guidelines, packaging, visual direction.
Full case study: MØD Coffee
Cup, tin or tote: which one stays on your desk?
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