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Ornico | Made for Good Mornings
A warm, bold, and playful identity for an all-day brunch house serving freshly made sandwiches and signature chicken burgers.
Built around fresh bread, honest flavors, and everyday comfort, Ornico turns a simple meal into a reason to slow down, gather, and stay a little longer.
Brand Identity · Art Direction · Packaging
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