
Pepita Coffee
Project type
Packaging / Typography
Deliverables
Packaging / Print
We designed some vibrant packaging identity for a coffee tin, centred around the themes of art, individuality and Brighton’s creative culture. The brief called for something expressive and characterful, so we developed a typographic approach built from selected letters across key words including coffee, Pepita, Brighton and funk. Each letter was hand-drawn to create a playful, eclectic visual language, later refined into vector form for clarity and consistency. The result is a bold, energetic identity applied across the tin packaging, along with supporting print pieces such as posters and coasters, a design that feels as distinctive and lively as the coffee itself.

As one of the UK’s leading names in direct mail, Stannp had the reputation, but their identity no longer reflected their ambition. With expansion into the US on the horizon, they needed a brand that felt established and trustworthy at home while confident and engaging in new markets. We rebuilt the identity from the ground up, creating a modern, versatile system designed to work seamlessly across print and digital. Inspired by the familiar typography of Royal Mail, the new word mark evokes trust and heritage, paired with a distinctive stamp motif that flexes playfully across applications. Alongside the visual refresh, we refined Stannp’s tone of voice and redesigned their website to deliver a smoother, more intuitive digital experience, ensuring every touchpoint felt cohesive, credible, and unmistakably Stannp.

We designed some vibrant packaging identity for a coffee tin, centred around the themes of art, individuality and Brighton’s creative culture. The brief called for something expressive and characterful, so we developed a typographic approach built from selected letters across key words including coffee, Pepita, Brighton and funk. Each letter was hand-drawn to create a playful, eclectic visual language, later refined into vector form for clarity and consistency.
The result is a bold, energetic identity applied across the tin packaging, along with supporting print pieces such as posters and coasters,
a design that feels as distinctive and lively as
the coffee itself.







