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PLUVIA was inspired by rain — its calmness, softness and the feeling of freshness it brings. 🌧️
I wanted to turn that feeling into a luxury perfume identity, using a delicate floral symbol with a deep burgundy and warm ivory palette. From the logo to the packaging and stationery, I kept everything minimal, elegant and cohesive.
More of my branding work and creative concepts are on Instagram: @designwith.syed ✨
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I designed the packaging to capture the warm, welcoming feeling of a coffee café. The earthy brown palette, coffee-bean illustrations, café-inspired typography, and takeaway cup create a visual connection with the café experience. The goal was to make the packaging recognizable at a glance, so customers can instantly associate the colors, graphics, and overall look with the Morning Roast café brand.
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