Rich and subtle color palette for Nobletree Coffee out of Brooklyn (looks like it was made by Figureground out of Minnesota). Really like the card design for the coffees – smart way to present the flavor and body notes.
From the Designer: Clean, elegant and easy navigation. Products are elegantly displayed and imagery is beautiful.
Submitted by: nigel hall
Twitter: @nobletree
Role: Manager
Country: US
Rich and subtle color palette for Nobletree Coffee out of Brooklyn (looks like it was made by Figureground out of Minnesota). Really like the card design for the coffees – smart way to present the flavor and body notes.
From the Designer: Clean, elegant and easy navigation. Products are elegantly displayed and imagery is beautiful.
Submitted by: nigel hall
Twitter: @nobletree
Role: Manager
Country: US
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