Anther By Glasshouse

Anther By Glasshouse is a brand birthed out of the joy of wanting to work with other like-minded brands, exploring new territories, and the love to share quality and specialty coffee.

What is Anther? They are a part of a plant or flower where pollens are produced; it’s the beginning of creating something new. They envision Anther like a young plant leaving the safety and comfort of “Glasshouse”, excited to explore, learn and experience new things.

Mike and Julie from Paper Street Design, created the graphic identity to be elegant but yet artistic; to represent the brand soul. The logo is hand drawn to incorporate a more organic form. It was inspired by natural settings; and the choice of colour palette to be warm; soft and delicate.

Restaurant Beurre

Beurre is to be remembered as a place of nourishment, warmth and comfort. It is where love ones can gather and enjoy the company of one another over hearty flavours served in sharing portions.

Mike and Julie from Paper Street Design, designed the branding to be classy but yet approachable; establishing a visual identity concept that is contemporary, minimalist and elegant.

Beurre’s logo is designed in a way that incorporated 2 main elements; charcoal and butter. The selected font is seated on top of a circle to embody an idea of a plate while the gold suggests butter being the main ingredient and the strokes to epitomize charcoal being used to cook the dishes.

Homeground Coffee Roasters

Homeground Coffee Roasters started out as a micro-roastery aimed at supplying coffee beans to consumers with the use of e-commerce. With the accessibility of the internet, they hope to reach more home-brewers, and in the process, encourage more people to experiment and create their own comfort cup of coffee at home.

Homeground aims to become a one-stop service for those who wants to start brewing at the comfort of their own home. From bringing in coffee apparatus such as origami drippers, coffee cups and kettles, assisting consumers to kickstart their coffee journey.

Having a space at 475 Joo Chiat Road has an open bar and roastery concept, it eliminates any possible conversation barrier between consumers and baristas. From their experience at Coffee Festivals overseas, they were intrigued by the different coffee cultures that exist within the industry. Bringing back what they learned and experienced through traveling, they want to encourage and continue to grow with the rest of the community in Singapore as well as other parts of the world.

Homeground Coffee Roasters is truly passionate about bringing the industry closer together and developing more great ideas for the future. Other than roasting, they also incorporate strong elements of art & design into the packaging and branding. From brewing to attending to the finer details of their products and merchandise, they allow their consumers to be fully immersed in an experience.

The illustration on the drip bags is up to your imagination. It can be a tent, campsite, house or a cabin. The colours symbolises the characteristics of this coffee; bold, balance and bright.

Botanist

A cafe, hiding in a little garden.