Pellar

A sourdough bakery in Porto that wanted to look as honest as its bread. A wheat-ear mark, kraft and rust red, and a system that works from a sticker to a shop window.

Client

Pellar Bakery

Year

2026

Role

Brand designer

Timeline

8 weeks

Kraft bread bags and a box with a rust red wheat-ear mark beside a loaf

The project

Identity, packaging, signage

Credits

Photography by Inês Sousa. Printed by a family press in Porto.

The brief

Pellar opened with a borrowed logo and plain bags. They wanted something that felt made by hand, like the bread.

What I did

One wheat-ear mark that works at 2 cm on a sticker and 2 m on a window. Kraft paper, one rust red, and a type pair the team can use every day.

What they got

Bags, boxes, stickers, the window, the menu board and a short guide for the team.

Outcome

Bagged loaves now carry the brand out of the shop, and the second shop opened in 2026 with the same kit.

A rust red wheat-ear sticker sealing a kraft bag
A shop window painted with a rust red wheat-ear mark
A bakery menu board and price cards in cream and rust red on a shelf with bread baskets

Menu board and price cards, set in the house type pair.

A wheat-ear rubber stamp, a rust red ink pad and stamped kraft tags

A rubber stamp turns plain tags and bags into branded ones for a few cents.

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