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Burgundy square block featuring debossed CafeCite typography set against a corrugated white background with soft shadows
Person carrying a vibrant red canvas tote bag with bold dark typography for CaféCité against an outdoor brick wall background.
White paper bakery takeout box with integrated handle and burgundy CafeCite branding resting on wooden surface
Illustrated magazine cover for CafeCite resting on a wooden stool against a light curtain background.
Interior view of cafe with yellow walls, angled skylights, wooden seating benches and small white tables under bright natural light.
An isometric illustrated scene of a bustling cafe interior filled with numerous patrons, baristas, seating areas, and a central counter.
A-frame sidewalk sign for CafeCite brand identity project displaying event details in burgundy text on white slats.
Coffee packaging bag with bold typography for CafeCite resting on a light wooden surface in natural light.
Close-up of hands holding two stacked pink coffee cups with black branding text against a white shirt.
Person holding white coffee cup with saucer, pastry on plate, and iced drink on cafe table
Open ring-bound menu with desserts list in English and Korean, alongside a vibrant red insert and a small inset photo of coffee pouring.
Burgundy square block featuring debossed CafeCite typography set against a corrugated white background with soft shadows
Person carrying a vibrant red canvas tote bag with bold dark typography for CaféCité against an outdoor brick wall background.
White paper bakery takeout box with integrated handle and burgundy CafeCite branding resting on wooden surface

CaféCité Brand Identity 2025

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The brand identity for CaféCité, developed by Rice Studios and illustrator Maxim Usik, establishes a cohesive visual language across the hospitality and retail experience. The project leans into a minimalist aesthetic, utilizing a deep burgundy and white palette that appears across everything from paper bakery packaging and coffee bags to expansive interior signage. Central to the visual narrative is a series of isometric illustrations by Maxim Usik, which capture the bustling, multi-level nature of the urban cafe space. These graphic elements are paired with clean, debossed typography and tactile editorial photography that document the brand in both controlled studio environments and active, sunlit locations. The result is a comprehensive system that bridges physical product design, motion graphics, and environmental branding.

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