Most garden brands go one of two ways: sterile big-box retail, or hand-lettered cottagecore. Origena sits between them. The name comes from origin the belief that growing things is less about buying a plant and more about understanding where it came from and what it needs next.
The symbol is the whole idea compressed: a sprout reaching up, a seed curled below, and the horizon line of soil between them. It works as a standalone mark, an oversized graphic device on apparel and tote bags, and a cropping element across signage.
The palette pulls from the ground rather than the leaf olive, terracotta, and a warm bone white, anchored by near-black for contrast in retail environments. Typography is a soft geometric sans: approachable enough for a weekend browser, confident enough to hold a billboard.
Client: Origena, garden center & plant nursery (fictional)
Scope: Naming direction, logo & symbol, visual identity, art direction, applications
Origena is a garden center and plant nursery for people who want to grow something and don't know where to start. The brand is built on a single idea, every li…