
Jouri Ward
An identity and pattern system for a café and restaurant in Egypt, carried across packaging, signage and service.
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People should feel the brand before they read the sign.
For shops, cafés, restaurants, gyms and offices that are opening or changing. We set how the brand appears in the place: the patterns, colours, graphics, front and signage. Your interior designer or contractor takes that direction and builds the space.

A place that people recognise as your brand, and a team building it from one clear reference instead of guesses.
We look at the space, the customers and how they move through it, and the brand identity it needs to carry.
We present the idea, colours, materials and graphic elements on images of the space, and agree one direction with you.
We design the wall graphics, patterns, front and signage, and any service items agreed in the scope.
We deliver the direction file and production files, and walk your interior designer or contractor through them. If you need someone to build it, we can recommend partners.
As the place takes shape, we review that it follows the direction. The contract and day-to-day follow-up stay between you and the contractor.
Quantities, formats, timing and review rounds are set for each project and written into the scope before work starts.

An identity and pattern system for a café and restaurant in Egypt, carried across packaging, signage and service.
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A gym in Egypt built from research to the gym floor: brand, merchandise, pricing, marketing, ads, production and interior direction.
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No. We set how the brand appears in the place and design the brand elements in it. The layout, technical drawings and building stay with your interior designer or contractor, and we hand them a clear direction to work from.
Yes. We can recommend execution partners. You contract and follow up with them directly, and we review that the work follows the brand direction.
Yes. Setting the direction first often helps choose the right designer or contractor, and gives them a brief from day one.
The full visual system, with guidelines and templates the team can use.
Printed materials designed on brand and followed through to delivery.
Booth concept, 3D visuals, build, show days, dismantling and follow-up.
Tell us about the space and its stage. We will suggest where the direction should start.