Brand Identity
Brand Identity
Meet Nebu, the first creative bar in Zurich, where ceramic painting meets negroni sipping. A unique bar that needed a brand identity to match their essence.
Meet Nebu, the first creative bar in Zurich, where ceramic painting meets negroni sipping. A unique bar that needed a brand identity to match their essence.
The Brief
The new creative bar Nebu aimed to infuse young, fresh energy into a neighborhood of long-established, rustic restaurants. Targeting a younger crowd with its sip-and-paint concept, Nebu reached out to us to develop a playful visual experience inspired by the Mediterranean flair of their interior design.
The new creative bar Nebu aimed to infuse young, fresh energy into a neighborhood of long-established, rustic restaurants. Targeting a younger crowd with its sip-and-paint concept, Nebu reached out to us to develop a playful visual experience inspired by the Mediterranean flair of their interior design.
The Concept
Nebu’s design aesthetic is created using fifty hand-drawn signature icons, a lively visual language, and earthy tones, that perfectly complement the Mediterranean interior of the bar. Understanding that Nebu is a young, vibrant brand, we ensured the identity thrives where guests interact most: online, on social media, and through playful offline touches. From coasters and tote bags to menu cards and signature foulards worn uniquely by the staff, every element is designed to enhance the guest experience and bring the brand to life.
Nebu’s design aesthetic is created using fifty hand-drawn signature icons, a lively visual language, and earthy tones, that perfectly complement the Mediterranean interior of the bar. Understanding that Nebu is a young, vibrant brand, we ensured the identity thrives where guests interact most: online, on social media, and through playful offline touches. From coasters and tote bags to menu cards and signature foulards worn uniquely by the staff, every element is designed to enhance the guest experience and bring the brand to life.
