We built the identity around the symbolic and inclusive power of the circle — one of the most ancient visual metaphors for unity, creativity, and wholeness. The “O” in “mOre” becomes a living, breathing part of the brand: an adaptable icon that changes to reflect the current theme or discussion, whether social, political, or cultural. This open-ended visual system ensures mOre stays relevant and engaging, continuously evolving just like the ideas it hosts. The brand is not a label — it’s a conversation starter.
mOre is not just a physical space in Kyiv — it’s a dynamic cultural hub designed to host debates, workshops, and idea-driven events. The challenge was to craft a brand identity that could express this evolving, idea-centric nature while sparking curiosity and engagement. The branding needed to go beyond static design and reflect the ever-changing conversations
A universal and customizable design solution was developed to make it possible to quickly expand the business to a chain of franchise restaurants, applying the design to any space available for the lease. Brandon Archibald’s unique service “Restaurant Identity™” gave the Woobles operation space its branded look and feel. The brand identity guidelines not only explain how the brand identity should be used but also provides a detailed explanation of interior and exterior design rules and regulations. The colors, materials, furniture, lights, textures, and fixtures were carefully selected and applied to the first location. Now, they can be expanded to any other place within the days saving plenty of time.