Design Stack delivered a brand new visual concept infused with youth and energy for Bombay Brasserie, a restaurant that serves pan-Indian cuisine. While space is conceptually western, the food is distinctly pan-Indian, and the logo reflects the same. It initialises 'Bombay Brasserie', but with a twist, placing the Devanagri 'Ba' and its Roman counterpart side by side.
The personality of Bombay Brasserie is that of the intrepid traveller. The space graphics are thus multi-layered and diverse, taking you across India. Hints of geographical maps with coordinates trace the route from cuisine to cuisine. Regional recipes are personalised and rendered in water-colour, bringing them to life. The copy, in travelogue-style, celebrates each region's culinary stereotypes, from the 'Patiala Bar' to the Red Hot Kerala Fish. The illustrations are a flavoured combination of ingredients, topography, and culture, while the typography is inspired by airport codes.
Every single piece of collateral, from what you see on the tables, to in-restaurant and promotional material, to takeaway packaging, extends the idea of travel and discovery of a confluence of culture and cuisine. That's very much what the intention was, to create a designing initiative that was representative of the authentic diversity of the food.
