Melon & Rye
Enoki helped name this suburban café and developed the brand. The typography sits within a shape that could be either a slice of melon or a slice of rye bread. The window glazing messages played on a double meaning for melon or rye. Illustration, exterior and interior signage and business card rounded out the project.
Photographer: Evolved Images
Aharn Thai
Photographer: Evolved Images
Roll Up Branding
Roll-up is a dine in and take away vietnamese food outlet specialising in casual street food. The identity is clean, simple and memorable focusing on the refreshing tastes of vietnamese cooking through the use of rolling mint leaves. Circle graphics with specific ingredients rolled inside of them complete the identity as support graphics. These elements have been used together on packaging, stationery and signage.
Photographer: Evolved Images
DCSI Offices
Together with the Department of Planning, Transport and Infrastructure and the Enoki interior team we produced a set of striking environmental graphics for the Department of Communities and Social Inclusion. Our brief was to help create a relaxing and peaceful environment. The thought of lying back on a field of grass and watching the clouds roll by led us to our solution.
Photographer: Evolved Images
Casa Freschi Signature Series
The Signature Series is a new range of wine from South Australian Winery Casa Freschi. The Freschi Estate is abundant with beautiful trees, a constant backdrop to the family and workers of the Estate. The client wanted to incorporate this connection into the new range through unique illustrations, each with a human element interacting with the scene.
Photographer: Evolved Images
Teresa Moore Centre
Enoki were asked to design signage, wayfinding and environmental graphics for the Teresa Moore Centre, the central meeting point for the Cabra Dominican Sisters. The graphics were designed to reflect the rich history of the Sisters. Waves were used throughout the wayfinding to reflet the journey of the nuns to Adelaide from Dublin in 1868. In the reception area a timeline was devised using images collected by the Sisters to tell their story to guests in detail. Window graphics were also designed to conceal the Sister's kitchen area from the general meeting space. The waves were again used here along with an image and a poem portraying the beloved Moreton Bay Fig in the Sister's communal garden.
Photographer: Evolved Images
Zahr Mezze Cafe Bar
Photographer: Evolved Images
MVPS Branding
Photographers: Evolved Images
The Stirling Hotel
Photographer: Evolved Images
Fox Creek Fox Newsletter
The redesign of the Fox Creek newsletter called for a brand new approach and a fresh clean contemporary feel. All colour panels from the previous version were replaced by white space. Using ordered and clean black typography helps to give the images prominence in the layout. The use of diagonal line devices throughout the newsletter gives the document visual interest and makes it easy for readers to jump around quickly in the layout to find what interests them. A concertinaed folded outer creates an interactive booklet and brings the important 'Fox Creek Circle Bottle Packs' to the front of the newsletter experience.
Photographer: Evolved Images
Siroc Espresso Bar
The square shapes in the Siroc logo represent serving surfaces, while the letter shapes represent Siroc's offerings. The 'o' in Siroc represents coffee which is what Siroc do best. The dream of opening a coffee shop runs deep in the owner's family so we decided that some of their old family photographs would be fantastic support material for the logo. Aged paper graphics were created to give the menu a feeling of age. The branding covered signage, business cards, menu, and specials cards.
Photographer: Evolved Images
Casa Freschi Ragazzi
Ragazzi is an Italian word meaning 'young people'. And the Ragazzi wine is made for a younger market than Casa Freschi's previous offerings. Fresh, fun 'drink now' wines for a new market. The Ragazzi labels play on the 'fun and games' theme and incorporate silk screen style illustrations of traditional games played in parks - skittles and bocce. Energetic typography carries the information.
Photographer: Evolved Images
Boy Toy Branding
The Boy Toy branding explored popular culture and pop art. Lipstick pink with an exploded gradient and contemporary letter forms hit the right note. The result is a look-at-me brand for this start up hair dresser. The branding has been applied to signage, environmental graphics, stationery, and promotional material.
Photographer: Evolved Images
ASBA Brochure Series
This brochure series was developed for All Occasions Group over a number of years to herald the coming of the next conference for the Association of School Business Administrators. The conference committee were creative with their titles allowing free reign for the development of descriptive illustrations to create instant recognition for their event. The use of a different typeface to accompany the illustrations gives each conference a unique feel. There is a certain tension in each illustration adding interest and intrigue.
Ambro Luminate Book
Ambro asked for a new design direction to illicit excitement from it's clients. A new identity was developed based around the idea of 'Ambro equals'. 'Ambro equals great craftsmanship', for example. The identity also appears as an extreme close-up of the patterns seen in it's product 'Luminate'. A series of hand crafted illustrations were developed to communicate the key ingredients of Ambro's product 'Luminate'. In consultation with Enoki's interior team, a new colour range was chosen for Ambro's product range. Impressive images of 'Luminate in use' were used while communicating it's benefits. Important installation and measurement details were placed at the back of the book. An informative and enticing book to reinvigorate Ambro and make it new all over again.
Adelaide Flower House Website
An old piece of paper, found at the bottom of the garden and inscribed with poems about flowers, forms the basis of this design. This piece of paper becomes a treasure and reveals more beautiful floral arrangements as well as more intriguing poems. Adelaide Flower House is renowned for its carefully crafted floral arrangements for individuals and special events. The website itself is like a keepsake, folded up inside your pocket.
Photographer: Evolved Images
The Haus Café Bar Kitchen
The brand for The Haus Hahndorf Cafe Bar and Kitchen uses original, contemporary letter forms reminiscent of German Black Letter. Inside the venue, an historian's stories are illustrated in old wood block style and spray painted in black onto raw brick. All other communications carry a contemporary tone, creating a present day environment with one foot planted firmly in the history of one of South Australia's earliest Germanic settlements.
Photographer: Evolved Images
Award: Silver – Visual Communication, South Australian Design Awards 2010
Adelaide Flower House Branding
The Adelaide Flower House logo extends the 'A', 'F' and 'H' into organic plant like letters. The words 'Adelaide Flower House' follow the diagonal of the 'A's' down stroke. A diagonal line following this angle was created and used as a structural element for typography to work with. All typography has a lot of black space around it with either the use of illustrative flower elements or large photographic elements. Consistent use of these elements extends to car graphics. Inside the shop, 44 original short poems were written in chalk on blackboard paint walls to create a wall paper effect. Chalk illustrations were added to the bottom parts of the same walls. A unique 'Ivy' light was designed to fill the void above the flower arranging table
Photographer: Evolved Images.