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Brand Identity • Fragrance • 2025

Brume — Luxury in Every Drop

Brume — French for mist — needed a wordmark as weightless as its name. The brief asked for a purely typographic logo: no symbols, no ornament, just letterforms refined until they carried the softness, elegance and quiet of mist on their own.

Client
Brume Fragrances
Sector
Perfume / Luxury FMCG
Scope
Logo design, monogram system, label & sticker set
Delivered
Full logo suite in print-ready vector formats
Brume perfume final logo suite: custom serif wordmark, B and e monograms, and circular label sticker designs
Final logo suite — wordmark, monograms & label system

The Brief

The client wanted a wordmark that felt modern and timeless at once — clean lines, a refined editorial character, and nothing decorative competing with the product itself. The direction board pointed to soft neutrals, elegant typefaces and airy compositions: the calm, ethereal quality of mist, translated into type.

Rather than presenting one safe answer, the studio developed three complete logo directions, each with its own monogram and application mockups, so the decision could be made against real packaging — not against a blank page.

Direction 01 — High-Contrast Serif

The first route leans into sophistication: a high-contrast serif with graceful curves and sharp terminals. Extended letterforms and a custom treatment of the “e” create the soft, flowing movement of mist — light, airy, fluid — anchored by the tagline “Luxury in Every Drop”.

Brume logo direction one: high-contrast serif wordmark with monograms and circular label designs
Direction 01 — logo suite exploration
Brume direction one applied to a glass perfume bottle with mint green box packaging
Direction 01 — bottle & box application

Directions 02 & 03 — Testing the Edges

Direction 02 keeps the serif elegance but introduces a star in place of the “U” — a more whimsical, radiant take on the same tagline. Direction 03 strips everything back to a clean geometric logotype with a starburst emblem, testing how far the brand could move toward minimalism before losing its softness.

Presenting the edges of the territory is deliberate: it lets a client choose with confidence, knowing what the alternatives actually look like in production.

Brume logo direction two with a star replacing the letter U in the serif wordmark
Direction 02 — star wordmark exploration
Brume direction two wordmark applied to perfume bottle and box mockup
Direction 02 — packaging application
Brume logo direction three: minimal geometric logotype with starburst emblem
Direction 03 — minimal logotype exploration
Brume direction three starburst emblem on a white perfume box with glass bottle
Direction 03 — packaging application

The Selected Identity

Direction 01 was selected and refined into the final suite: the full wordmark, standalone B and e monograms for caps and secondary touchpoints, and a circular label/sticker system that carries the tagline around the mark — built for foiling, embossing and small-format printing.

The black-and-white system is intentional. A fragrance brand lives across many bottle colours and finishes; an identity this restrained stays in command on every one of them.

Two black Brume perfume bottles with the final white serif wordmark
Final identity on matte black flacons
Brume perfume bottle in deep blue glass with the final wordmark and tagline
Deep blue colourway — wordmark holding contrast
Black and white Brume brand banner with the line Crafted to be remembered
Campaign banner — “Crafted to be remembered”
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