Kafe Grosch Identity
Kafe Grosch was located in the old building of Norway Christiania Bank's Department built in 1828 according to plans by architect Christian H. Grosch. The original Norges Bank branch, now the National Museum - Architecture, consists of three buildings, where the cafe is located in the old part. The building has a beautiful interior with old tiles, vaulted ceilings and beautiful windows. These interior elements laid the foundation for the idea of identity and gave the identity the supporting visual expression of Kafe Grosch. The structure and texture creates a tactile backdrop to the simple and pure identity. The lyrics on the various menus contain known and unknown "quotes" about food, wine and dessert.
Logo
Postcards
The bill cover and reservation card.
Business cards in two different formats.
Food menu frontcover.
Food menu inside.
Wine menu frontcover.
Wine menu inside.
Dessert menu frontcover.
Dessert menu inside.
The three different menues.
Website.
Website.
Website.
Drawing from 1828 of the building designed by the architect Christian H. Grosch.
Kafe Grosch building exterior.
Kafe Grosch interior.
This project was completed at Scandinavian Design Group in 2009.
Project credits:
Stratigic adviser: Hanne Rognstad
Stratigic adviser: Hanne Rognstad
Photography: Håvard Gjelseth
The identity was made in 2009 and the project was fully finished but because the client did not pay for the job due to money problems, the identity was never published publicly.
