Lite and Delight | Coffee Shop Branding, logo & packaging by Giacomo UrgegheLite and Delight | Coffee Shop Branding, logo & packaging by Giacomo Urgeghe
Lite and Delight | Coffee Shop Branding, logo & packaging
Overview
Lite & Delight — Brand Identity & Packaging Design for a Jeddah Coffee Chain
A coffee shop brand built for the cosmopolitan energy of Jeddah — fresh, minimal, and rooted in the sensory palette of the Middle East. The brief covered the full identity system: logo, packaging, and stationery for a chain offering coffee, juices, sandwiches, and desserts across dine-in, delivery, and grab-and-go.
The Problem
Coffee shop branding in the Gulf tends to pull in one of two directions — either chasing international third-wave aesthetics that feel imported and culturally neutral, or leaning into decorative regional references that sacrifice modernity. Lite & Delight needed neither. Located in the heart of Jeddah overlooking the Red Sea, the brand deserved an identity with a genuine sense of place — warm, sophisticated, and built to work across every touchpoint from cup sleeve to delivery bag.
The Solution
The mark was built on circular geometry — a visual reference to the concentrated precision of espresso, distilled into pure form. Narrow typography was chosen to support the balance of the wordmark, keeping the overall system lean and legible at any scale. The color palette was drawn directly from the surrounding landscape: desert sand, ripe fruit, warm spice — colors that feel local without being literal. A single repeating geometric pattern ties the packaging system together across coffee cups, juice bottles, and stationery, giving the brand consistency without rigidity.
The Result
A brand identity that feels as considered as the menu it represents — minimal in execution, warm in character, and immediately recognizable whether it's moving through a Jeddah street or arriving at a front door.
Coffee shop branding for a Jeddah chain — minimalist geometry, warm Middle Eastern palette, and a cohesive packaging system across cups, bottles, and stationery