Ministry of Coffee
Logo, menus, packaging, business cards and store signage — a premium coffee identity carried from the shopfront to the cup.
Startups need a brand that raises money and wins first customers, delivered before the runway shortens. That's a different problem from rebranding an established company, and it deserves a different shape of project.
Not a 90-page brand book. A clear position, a logo that works at 24 pixels and on a trade stand, a type and colour system that keeps everything consistent as you ship fast, and the handful of applied assets that carry weight early: pitch deck, website, product UI, business cards.
We scope startup projects around those, then leave the system open so it can extend as you grow rather than needing replacing.
Early-stage companies change what they sell. An identity welded too tightly to one product becomes a liability the first time the roadmap moves.
We build around a position and a visual system rather than a literal depiction of the current product, which is why the identities we've made for young companies have generally outlasted their first strategy.
A startup identity package runs 3 to 5 weeks end to end at a fixed price agreed before we start. You get the same two or three concept routes and two refinement rounds as any other project — the scope of applied collateral is what's tightened, not the thinking.
If you later need packaging, a storefront or a full app UI, we already know the brand.
A startup identity package typically runs 3 to 5 weeks from kickoff. If you have a hard funding or launch date, tell us at the brief and we'll confirm whether it's achievable before you commit.
Yes — a branded deck template is part of the standard startup package, and we can design the full deck as an add-on.
It's expected. We build identities around a position and a visual system rather than a literal product depiction, precisely so they survive a change of direction.
Yes. UX/UI is one of our core disciplines — we've designed apps for Kruidvat, OXXO and Food Lovers Market. Running brand and product together keeps them consistent from day one.
Logo, menus, packaging, business cards and store signage — a premium coffee identity carried from the shopfront to the cup.
Logo, stationery, menu, packaging and branded cups — plus photo styling and art direction for the brand's visual narrative.
A full identity for a bakery with traditional roots — logo, stationery suite, packaging and coffee cups, artisanal but contemporary.
Send us the brief and you’ll have a scoped proposal and a fixed quote back within two working days. No obligation, no sales sequence.