Case study

Sevenish

A fresh-food brand for people eating well on the move — a name that sounds like a friend's recommendation, a soft sage-and-cream identity, and packaging built for a whole grab-and-go range.

IndustryFresh food
ScopeNaming + identity + packaging
Year2025
Timeline8 weeks
Sevenish salad packaging styled with fresh ingredients on a kitchen table
The brief

Where Sevenish started

Sevenish had a genuinely good product — fresh salads and bowls made the same day — and a name and look that didn't say any of that. On a shelf next to mass-produced ready meals, nothing signalled "made fresh, made well."

Our job: build a name and identity soft and appetising enough to earn trust at a glance, and a packaging system flexible enough to cover the whole range, from single cups to family bowls.

What we did

The work

Every decision made against the strategy, then handed over as usable tools.

01NamingLanded on “Sevenish” — fresh every day of the week, give or take.
02Visual IdentityWordmark, leaf mark, sage-and-cream palette and art direction.
03Packaging SystemCups, tubs, bowls and boxes designed to work as one family.
04LaunchRollout assets and a handover session with the team.
The output
The outcome

What changed

Sevenish went from a good product with no shelf presence to a brand that reads "fresh" before you even open the lid — one system that scales cleanly across cups, tubs, boxes and bowls.

Customers tell us the packaging alone makes it feel like a treat, not just lunch. That's exactly what we asked for.

— Founder, Sevenish
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