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The argument in favor of using filler text goes something like this: If you use real content in the Consulting Process, anytime you reach a review point you’ll end up reviewing and negotiating the content itself and not the design.
When Supplefoods came to us, they knew exactly what they wanted—an Ayurvedic brand that felt premium, modern, and effortlessly relevant. On the surface, the brief sounded familiar: clean design, rooted in tradition, elevated for today’s audience. But it was the nuance that stood out. They weren’t asking for reinvention; they were asking for refinement. Something timeless, yet unseen. Familiar, but fresh. That contrast instantly caught our attention.
What made this project exciting wasn’t just the clarity of the ask—it was the opportunity to bring restraint and intention into a category that often leans either too clinical or overly ornamental. Supplefoods wanted to feel rooted in ancient wisdom, but without the heavy-handed cues. They wanted to speak to the modern wellness consumer without losing the soul of Ayurveda. And they were open to a quiet kind of boldness—one that doesn't shout, but still leaves a lasting impression.
We approached the project with a deep focus on balance—between clean minimalism and cultural depth, between accessibility and expertise. From the identity and tone to packaging and digital expression, every element was designed to feel easy, elegant, and rooted in quiet confidence.
In a world where wellness branding often chases trends, Supplefoods gave us the space to build something thoughtful—something that didn’t follow a formula, yet felt instantly right.
Health & Personal Care
Supple Foods
18th February 2025
Delhi, India
We wanted the logo to feel like the brand—rooted in nature, but with a polished ease. The green tones spoke of freshness and honesty, while the leaf element tied it back to their core: clean, conscious ingredients. The font had a softness to it, with just enough structure to say premium without being loud.
It didn’t try too hard—and that’s exactly why it worked.
The first design landed perfectly. It captured the simplicity and quiet elegance they were aiming for. From there, we built out the remaining ten variations, each one aligned with the core look and feel. It set a consistent visual tone across the range just like they wanted.
This project was a reminder that even the most familiar ideas can feel new with the right design language. SuppleFoods trusted us to strike that balance—and we did, together. From colours to copy, every element was crafted with intention. It was honest work, and it felt just right.
