Fresh off a successful crowdfunding campaign launched and developed by Plinth, Cassava turned to Plinth to revise their branding to reflect the new Cassava concept. In 2012, Cassava opened as a small cafe and 1 year later evolved into a more serious restaurant. Here's how Plinth refreshed their look by focusing in on the essence of their concept.
2012
The original logo featured a sans-serif font, paired with a whimsical handwritten script font for the tagline separated by a thick rule.
SUMMER 2013
During the relaunch of Cassava, the owners chopped off the tagline to reflect the change from a bakery to a restaurant.
FALL 2013
To bring an old world vibe to the logo, a the orginal sans-serif font was replaced with a raised block font that could be found in a window. Calling out their neighborhood in the tagline also reinforced neighborhood pride.