Peak Roastery: the PEAK ROASTERY sign above the steel counter

Peak Roastery

Services Branding · Identity · Packaging
Client Peak Roastery
Year 2026

Overview

Peak Roastery is a small-batch coffee roastery in Doha, Qatar, built on one belief: coffee should reach you days after roasting, not months.

The brief was to give it the presence of a big coffee brand, in Arabic and English, without losing the warmth of a small one.

Peak Roastery: the brand brief, three words and keywords
Peak Roastery: the cream cap with the cup mark, worn in a dark shop
Challenge

Doha's coffee scene is crowded, and much of it looks the same. Peak needed to stand out on the shelf, on the street and on a phone screen.

The coffee branding had to feel premium but never out of reach, for students, office workers and anyone drinking coffee on the go.

Solution

A bilingual wordmark, Arabic stacked over English in a bold poster face, that reads from across a room and still holds on a cup sleeve.

Around it: a steaming-cup mark, hand-drawn stickers and five colours led by Burnt Terracotta and Gallery Blue, carried from the coffee packaging to the delivery box.

Peak Roastery: espresso pouring through the portafilter
Peak Roastery: Life begins after coffee, set large in stone on black
Peak Roastery: 100% Qatari, set large in white on terracotta
Peak Roastery: the cup mark embossed in copper on black board
Peak Roastery: the bilingual Arabic and English wordmark on its construction grid
Peak Roastery: Tondu and Helvetica, the two typefaces
Peak Roastery: PEAK in terracotta, cut by the frame
Peak Roastery: the cup mark in white on gallery blue
Peak Roastery: the five brand colours over an espresso pour
Peak Roastery: the hand-drawn sticker family on an espresso machine
Peak Roastery: the embroidered cap held in hand
Peak Roastery: the takeaway cup and sleeve on the espresso bar
Peak Roastery: close detail of the cup and sleeve
Peak Roastery: coffee packaging, the retail pouch with the PEAK wordmark
Peak Roastery: the retail pouch with the script lockup
Peak Roastery: the black shipping carton
Peak Roastery: delivery boxes stacked by hand

Conclusion

Peak now looks the same on a cap, a cup, a pouch and a delivery box, and it speaks both languages with one voice.

Brandlic's Contribution

  • Brand Strategy
  • Visual Identity & Logo
  • Arabic & Latin Wordmark
  • Illustration & Sticker System
  • Packaging Design
  • Merchandise
  • Art Direction

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