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The Butter Club is a premium food brand concept built through the visual language of fashion, hospitality, and editorial culture.
The identity pairs bold typography, tactile packaging, and a warm butter-yellow and espresso palette to transform an everyday staple into an object of desire.
Creative Direction · Brand Identity · Packaging · Campaign · Social
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