Design that earns trust in food & beverage.

Yes. We design packaging for snacks, meat products, beverages, desserts and more, including bilingual English and French packaging. Food packaging design has to work hard on a crowded shelf, so we treat it as both branding and selling.

We start by understanding your product, your customer and where it will be sold, then design packaging that stands out, communicates flavour and quality at a glance, and still leaves room for required information like nutrition facts and ingredients. Bilingual packaging takes careful layout so both languages feel equally considered. We also work with your printer on dielines and production files. If you're launching a new product or refreshing a line, we'd love to see it.

Yes. We design restaurant websites, menus and in-store materials as one brand system. When everything looks like it belongs together, your restaurant feels more polished and memorable.

A restaurant website needs to answer a few questions fast: what's on the menu, when you're open, where you are and how to book or order. We design for mobile first, since most diners are checking on their phones. Menus, both printed and online, are designed to be easy to read and easy for your team to update when prices or dishes change. We can also design signage, takeout packaging and social media templates so your brand stays consistent everywhere guests meet it.

No, but we understand food and beverage well, and we bring lessons from every industry we work in. We also work with professional services, healthcare, trades, non-profits, startups and more.

Working across industries keeps our food and beverage branding fresh. E-commerce experience helps with online ordering and direct-to-consumer sales, startup work sharpens how we launch new products, and print projects keep our packaging production skills sharp. We pair that with what makes food different: appetite appeal, shelf impact, bilingual labelling and brands that need to feel as good as they taste. Whether you run a restaurant, a craft beverage company or a packaged food brand, you get specialist thinking with a wider view.

Branding projects start at $7,500 and custom websites at $15,000. Every project is quoted individually after a free consultation, because a single café and a product line headed for grocery shelves have very different needs.

For food and beverage clients, scope depends on whether you need a full brand identity, how many packaging SKUs or flavours are involved, bilingual requirements, menus, a restaurant website or an e-commerce shop. Packaging is usually quoted based on the number of designs and variations. In the consultation we'll talk about your products, your customers and where you sell, then send a clear written quote so you can plan with confidence.

Most branding projects take 6–10 weeks and most websites 8–20 weeks. Food and beverage projects that include packaging should also leave room for printing and production, which happens after design is approved.

If you're working toward a launch date, a retailer listing or a seasonal opening, tell us early so we can plan backwards from it. Packaging needs time for label content, bilingual copy, printer proofs and any regulatory review your team handles. Restaurant websites move faster when menus, photos and hours are ready to go. After your consultation we'll put together a realistic schedule and flag anything that could affect your deadline.

Yes. If your brand is in good shape we'll design within it; if not, we'll tell you honestly. Many food and beverage businesses already have a logo customers love and just need new packaging, a menu or a website that fits it.

We'll look at how your brand performs where it counts: on the shelf, on a menu, on a phone screen and on social media. If it's working, we'll extend it thoughtfully across new products or platforms. If it's getting lost on shelf, looks dated or doesn't match the quality of what you make, we'll explain why and suggest options, from a packaging refresh to a full rebrand. The choice is yours.