Falk Culinair
Premium cookware identity rooted in craft and built to flex from product to print.
Intro
Falk Culinair is known for meticulous copper cookware. I developed a modern identity that honors that craftsmanship while giving the brand a strong, timeless presence across every touchpoint.

Role
Creative Director and Designer

Scope
Strategic brand identity, logo suite and badge, color and typography, imagery direction, literature design, signage, product accessories.
Outcomes
• Cohesive system across literature, signage, accessories, web, and social.
• Versatile logo family that works from product labels to digital use.
• Distinct palette and type pairing that signal quality and elegance.
Logo suite
The primary mark echoes a pan handle to connect directly to Falk’s craft. An alternate vintage inspired badge adds heritage while keeping the system flexible and recognizable.​​​​​​​
Color and type
Crimson Wine, Blue Velvet, Verdant Olive, Almond Milk, and Crafted Copper create a refined, warm palette that nods to the cookware itself. Headlines use Montserrat for modern clarity. Body copy uses Merriweather for classic readability.​​​​​​​
Imagery
Close detail and simple lifestyle scenes celebrate the copper finish and hand made quality. Lighting stays soft and natural so the product remains the hero.

Literature Design
Catalog and inserts use structured type and spacious layouts so materials read refined and informative, never cluttered.

Signage
Quietly premium signage that carries the brand from storefront to showroom.

Product Accessories
Branded det
ails that meet the cookware at the moment of use.
Process

Challenge
Elevate a heritage cookware brand with a modern, cohesive system.

Approach
Anchor the identity in product craft, build a flexible mark family, set a warm refined palette, and prove it across literature, signage, imagery, and accessories.

Result
A timeless, premium look that reads elegant and functional in every setting. 
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Credits
Solo project with peer critique.

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