Insa Cafe Ville 2020

Insa Cafe Ville 2020

Insa Cafe Ville 2020

Insa Cafe Ville 2020

Year
2024
Duration
3 Months
Services
Art Direction
Brand Strategy
Brand Identity
Naming
Web Design
Team
FIT Place
Julie Cho (Designer)
Seo-Ryeon Kim (Architect)

Korea stands out as one of the world's leading consumers of coffee, despite a relatively modest coffee culture and knowledge. A survey conducted in 2018 revealed that Koreans ranked "interior design" as the second most crucial factor when selecting coffee shops. This underscores a trend where coffee consumption in Korea often prioritizes aesthetic appeal over a deep understanding of coffee itself.

In response to this cultural landscape, Insa Cafe Ville has emerged as an event aimed at showcasing prominent cafes in Korea. It offers visitors a unique opportunity to not only experience various coffee offerings but also to learn about the art of coffee appreciation and discover their personal tastes.

Year
2024
Duration
3 Months
Services
Art Direction
Brand Strategy
Brand Identity
Naming
Web Design
Team
FIT Place
Julie Cho (Designer)
Seo-Ryeon Kim (Architect)

Korea stands out as one of the world's leading consumers of coffee, despite a relatively modest coffee culture and knowledge. A survey conducted in 2018 revealed that Koreans ranked "interior design" as the second most crucial factor when selecting coffee shops. This underscores a trend where coffee consumption in Korea often prioritizes aesthetic appeal over a deep understanding of coffee itself.

In response to this cultural landscape, Insa Cafe Ville has emerged as an event aimed at showcasing prominent cafes in Korea. It offers visitors a unique opportunity to not only experience various coffee offerings but also to learn about the art of coffee appreciation and discover their personal tastes.

Year
2024
Duration
3 Months
Services
Art Direction
Brand Strategy
Brand Identity
Naming
Web Design
Team
FIT Place
Julie Cho (Designer)
Seo-Ryeon Kim (Architect)

Korea stands out as one of the world's leading consumers of coffee, despite a relatively modest coffee culture and knowledge. A survey conducted in 2018 revealed that Koreans ranked "interior design" as the second most crucial factor when selecting coffee shops. This underscores a trend where coffee consumption in Korea often prioritizes aesthetic appeal over a deep understanding of coffee itself.

In response to this cultural landscape, Insa Cafe Ville has emerged as an event aimed at showcasing prominent cafes in Korea. It offers visitors a unique opportunity to not only experience various coffee offerings but also to learn about the art of coffee appreciation and discover their personal tastes.

Year
2024
Duration
3 Months
Services
Art Direction
Brand Strategy
Brand Identity
Naming
Web Design
Team
FIT Place
Julie Cho (Designer)
Seo-Ryeon Kim (Architect)

Korea stands out as one of the world's leading consumers of coffee, despite a relatively modest coffee culture and knowledge. A survey conducted in 2018 revealed that Koreans ranked "interior design" as the second most crucial factor when selecting coffee shops. This underscores a trend where coffee consumption in Korea often prioritizes aesthetic appeal over a deep understanding of coffee itself.

In response to this cultural landscape, Insa Cafe Ville has emerged as an event aimed at showcasing prominent cafes in Korea. It offers visitors a unique opportunity to not only experience various coffee offerings but also to learn about the art of coffee appreciation and discover their personal tastes.

VIsual Concept

The branding elements, from the logo to the color palette and typography, were crafted to embody the coffee-making process and Insa's inviting atmosphere. The logo, evoking a coffee drop, was selected for its simplicity and versatility, particularly in animation. This animation aims to fuse hospitality and entertainment, enhancing the visitor experience with the essence of coffee culture and warmth.