There are plenty of trendy coffee shops where men with complicated beards serve complicated coffee. When Norwegian dairy producer Tine wanted to create a place for teenagers and young adults, we backed up to create a cafe that feels like an oasis of homeliness and safety in a landscape of deadlines, crowded study halls and tiny shared apartments.
Heimatt is a collaboration between Tine and IKEA, focusing on food and interior design. The cafe serves breakfast all day long, and is a perfect place to hang out with friends, do some work or just relax.
Heimatt is a Norwegian word, a folksy and rural way to say âback homeâ. The word inspired the profile and the logo, which is derived from the common brass door plate. It connotes âcoming homeâ - and a cafe that is a home away from home.
Client: TineÂ
Concept: UT: StudentbyrÄ and Superblaise
Graphic design/Art direction: Superblaise
Photo: Inger Marie Grini, Fredrik Staurland
