
Tu știi cui.
Pentru o vizită. Pentru un mulțumesc. Pentru tine.
Descoperă PoftimMini-tarts for the person you have in mind. An identity built around the product, the box and the small gesture of bringing something with you.
Develop a mini-tart brand with boxes of four, six and twelve. Connect the identity, packaging, online ordering and collection experience, so a box feels ready to take to someone from the moment it is handed over.
People bringing dessert to a visit, saying thank you, sharing something at a table or taking a box home for themselves.
Choosing a dessert does not always settle how to give it. The product, its protection, a short message and the handover need to feel like parts of the same thought.
Poftim is the gesture of offering the box. The name says what happens as you pass it across; “Tu știi cui.” leaves the recipient in the buyer’s mind. The story begins with a small tart conceived as a complete dessert, then carries that care through the way it is packed, collected, opened and shared.
Poftim is a familiar Romanian word used when offering something. It gives the brand a spoken beginning. The line “Tu știi cui.” means “You know who.” Together, they leave room for a visit, a thank you or an ordinary purchase for yourself. Poftim is a proposed name for this concept study.
The product standard asks for a balanced relationship between shell and filling, texture and finish. Those qualities must be developed through real recipes and tastings. The close photographs describe that intention; they do not stand in for a tested product.
A high-contrast lowercase wordmark makes the short name generous on the lid. The p becomes a smaller signature on a seal. Instrument Serif carries short invitations; Manrope keeps product information and ordering steps easy to read, with Romanian characters throughout.
Four, six and twelve become grids of 2 × 2, 2 × 3 and 4 × 3. The same structure orders the tarts, introduces the box formats and becomes a graphic device. Oxblood holds the signature, oyster keeps the setting light, and butter picks out the small seal.
The photography moves through collection, the walk to someone, the handover, opening and sharing. The card leaves space for a few words. Online, the same sequence becomes three simple steps: choose the box, see what it contains and collect at the confirmed time.
The identity extends through the product concept, three box formats, typography, printed pieces, a website, collection, photography and a proposed social feed. The complete book follows those choices through seven sections, keeping the brand idea beside the details that would make it work.
A proposed brand identity developed in Notable through AI-generated imagery, direct art direction and editable graphic design. The name is provisional. The photography depicts concept scenes, and the packaging, recipes, service and premises are proposals requiring validation before launch. Product names and commercial details are illustrative where marked.
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