Café
52 Cafe

52 Cafe brand film. Motion film made from the original 52 Cafe identity boards and brand applications.
Overview
An identity for 52 Cafe built on a monogram where the 5 and 2 mirror each other, inspired by two people sitting face to face.
The presentation sets out an orange-and-charcoal palette and a pattern, then applies the monogram to boxes, a paper bag, a food tray, cups and a pizza box.
BriefA numerical café name offers the chance to create a compact identifying mark. The design task is to make those two numbers feel like one place, with a connection to the face-to-face encounter in the original inspiration board.
Services
Scope
- Monogram and wordmark
- Colour palette and pattern
- Packaging range

How to read this deck
The deck pairs the client’s original presentation boards with new application scenes that show the identity in use.
Some of the older boards have been redrawn. Each one sits where the original stood, with the real original design in its corner and a View original button to open it in full.
Chapter 01
Concept and inspiration


Chapter 02
How the logo was formed

Chapter 03
The logo
52 Cafe turns mirrored café seating and the number 52 into a distinctive numeric emblem. The framed mark and café name create a compact lockup that can sit clearly on small food packs as well as larger carry bags.
Two people at one table
The inspiration board pairs "No. 52" with a "mirror sitting" illustration of two people facing each other. The monogram mirrors the 5 and the 2 in the same way.



Chapter 04
Logo variations


Chapter 05
Colour
Orange on charcoal, everywhere
The palette board leads with charcoal and orange, supported by creams and greys. The boxes, bag, tray, cups and pizza box keep the orange monogram on charcoal or kraft.
- Accent
#E58F22 - Surface
#222222 - Ink
#FFFFFF
Colours sampled from the original identity boards.



Chapter 06
Typography

Chapter 07
Pattern and graphic elements



Chapter 08
Packaging












Chapter 09
Stationery



Chapter 10
Digital



Chapter 11
The brand in the world
Food trays, burger wrapping, fries sleeves and carry bags show how the same framed lockup works on rigid and folded packaging. The repeat pattern creates continuity across the different surfaces.




Chapter 12
In people’s hands
Chapter 13
Campaign



About this deck
What we built
A mirrored 5-and-2 monogram, orange-and-charcoal palette and repeat pattern, demonstrated across cups, a tray, boxes, a bag and a pizza box.
About the originals
The original boards are from Abcon’s original project presentation and include application mockups.





