Grain & Grove is a modern furniture brand identity project created to reflect timeless craftsmans...

Grain & Grove is a modern furniture brand identity project created to reflect timeless craftsmans...Grain & Grove is a modern furniture brand identity project created to reflect timeless craftsmans...

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Noor Fatima

• Jul 28

Grain & Grove is a modern furniture brand identity project created to reflect timeless craftsmanship, natural materials, and contemporary living. The project includes a custom logo, brand color palette, typography, business card, social media designs, and realistic branding mockups.

The goal was to develop a clean and memorable visual identity that communicates quality, elegance, and trust while appealing to modern homeowners and interior design enthusiasts.::

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Nikas Geisleris

• Jul 28

Stoked to see 500 creatives are following me here!

Thank you all 🙌

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Nagaraj M

• Jul 28

Congratulations 🎉

Flávia Jackeline

pro

• Jul 28

Cedar + Coast was created to feel refined, memorable and far from the usual travel brand.

A strategic identity designed to build trust, elevate the brand and create a stronger connection with its audience.

Need a brand that looks as good as the business behind it? Let’s work together.

Celia | BEFAR Studio

max

• Jul 29

Beautiful 💯

Noah Mz

• Jul 27

Designing the complete visual identity for MUSA, a natural milk brand—this was the project where I really experimented with reducing a complex figure to its simplest form.

Starting with a black-and-white sketch of a cow, I simplified it until it was instantly recognizable as a “cow” even at sticker size—no outline, no detail, just a coral-colored spot and a white eye.

The typography went through more rejections than the icon. I tried three rounded typefaces that technically “worked” but felt too corporate or too childish—the brand needed warmth without losing its presence on the shelf.

The most important decision wasn’t the shape or the typography: it was choosing Pink Coral instead of the green/brown that every dairy brand defaults to. That’s not an aesthetic preference; it’s a positioning strategy—MUSA needed to look nothing like a “farm” to stand out on a shelf full of farms.

Check out the complete system—bottle, packaging, uniform, sticker pack, and pattern—in the case study below. 👇

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