Corvo House's logo is built around a bold typeface and a simple crow icon, which plays a key role in the brand identity. For the packaging, I designed matte black boxes with crow-shaped cutouts, revealing a colored card inside. The CORVO name sits at a 45-degree angle on the card, with the final 'O' positioned as the bird’s eye—tying the brand and its visual identity together in a subtle yet intentional way. The rest of the text curves along the bird’s belly and tail, forming an abstract bird shape on the info cards.
All coffee varieties come in the same black box, but the color of the card inside changes based on the coffee’s origin. This keeps the packaging clean and cohesive while adding a simple way to differentiate between blends. The die-cuts and layering give the design depth, making it feel interactive rather than just another box.
I was also asked to design square lamps for the café’s service area, so I created four minimalist icons representing the coffee journey: harvest, roast, prepare, and enjoy. To reinforce the connection between the café and the brand’s visual identity, I incorporated these icons onto the sides of the packaging.
Branding, packaging & photography by me.
Animation: Sedat Azazi
