
Berry Roasters — World of Coffee
one logo, grown into a whole coffee world
about the client
Berry Roasters is a sustainability-led coffee roastery in Sharjah, UAE, with a story that runs the length of the cup — sourcing, roasting, packaging, and the daily ritual of a good brew. For World of Coffee Dubai, the brand arrived with its logo already in place, but needed that single mark to grow into a fuller event identity that could carry the journey behind every cup.
the challenge
A logo and a strong story weren't enough for a floor as busy as World of Coffee Dubai. Berry's core message — that every step is intentional, ethical, organic, and considered — had to land at a glance across booth graphics, product displays, packaging, bags, and print, without the whole thing reading like a disconnected rebrand.
our solution
We expanded the existing logo into a warm, illustration-led event system built around a farm-to-cup narrative. Soft greens and creams, coffee-led accents, and a flexible cast of illustrations — farms, shrubs, beans, clouds, sun, grinders, roastery tools, cups — tell the journey simply, scaling from a close-up COCOLOCO label up to booth walls, banners, totes, jars, and stationery. Clean, event-friendly type keeps the story legible at every size, and the specialised COCOLOCO SKU carries its product details clearly while still feeling crafted and part of the larger world.








from roaster to your heart



a brand that pours the whole journey
Every surface tells the same farm-to-cup story. The illustration band, the coffee-led palette, and the COCOLOCO label system carry from the booth to the bag to the jar in hand, so Berry showed up at World of Coffee Dubai as one complete, considered world rather than a logo doing all the work. The sustainability message — sourced, roasted, packaged with intent — finally reads at a glance, warm and premium among a floor full of coffee exhibitors.
the result

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