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When Nathan Toleman, owner of the renowned Top Paddock café in Melbourne gets in touch about developing the identity for his new café, how could … Read More

When Nathan Toleman, owner of the renowned Top Paddock café in Melbourne gets in touch about developing the identity for his new café, how could you possibly say no! Along with top interior design firm Studio You Me, Pop & Pac have developed a modern type-driven identity for Melbourne’s newest and talked about culinary destination. The café has been featured on Broadsheet and the Postcards television show. Our solution reflects the well known phrase ‘the pot calling the kettle black’ by making subtle visual juxtapositions in a statement that is bold and complementary to the interior design. Client: Nathan Toleman Interior Design: Studio You Me Photography: Peter Clarke Read Less

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When Nathan Toleman, owner of the renowned Top Paddock café in Melbourne gets in touch about developing the identity for his new café, how could you possibly say no! Along with top interior design firm Studio You Me, Pop & Pac have developed a modern type-driven identity for Melbourne’s newest and talked about culinary destination. The café has been featured on Broadsheet and the Postcards television show. Our solution reflects the well known phrase ‘the pot calling the kettle black’ by making subtle visual juxtapositions in a statement that is bold and complementary to the interior design. Client: Nathan Toleman Interior Design: Studio You Me Photography: Peter Clarke

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