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The details clients never notice, but always feel.
For CORIOM, a premium aromatherapy-diffuser brand, I hand-shaped the leg of the "R" into one sweeping curve so the wordmark has its own signature, something no off-the-shelf font can copy.
The emblem uses three arcs inside a circle, inspired by the layers of the skin, and echoes the two O's in the name. The whole system is built to work in gold, black, white and grey across packaging, print and digital.
I'm Huzaifa, a logo, brand identity and packaging designer. If your brand needs a logo that feels premium from day one, send me a message.
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