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Taste Test
Same cup. Two completely different personalities.
One walks into a room quietly and owns it.
The other is warm before you even take a sip.
MONO doesn't just serve coffee. It serves a feeling and feelings come in colours.
Forest green or burnt terracotta?
Which MONO are you reaching for? 👇
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Going with the burnt
I'd say burnt
Forest Green
Both are cool
burnt terracotta! what a warm energy, it's definitely the kind of shade that calls out a resonant 'welcome in!' to me, especially as a barista.
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