Welcome to the Specialty Coffee Association platform celebrating inspirational design in coffee.
Wavelength Coffee Roasters
Our packaging embodies our company's holistic approach to sustainability along with a goal to connect our customers more deeply with where their coffee comes from and why it's important. We selected steel for its superior ability to protect the roasted beans inside, and for its circularity: it has the highest recycling rates of any material and can be infinitely reused
Fire Lily Coffee
Fire Lily Coffee’s design is rooted in one conviction: if the coffee is 100% Kenyan, the brand should look and feel Kenyan too: bold, unapologetic, and impossible to ignore. Founder Francis Kungu grew up in Kenya witnessing the disconnect between the farmers who do the work and the value created downstream. After moving to the U.S., he and his partner Maya founded Fire Lily to reimagine the trade cycle through radical transparency and authentic storytelling. That philosophy demanded more than ethical sourcing. It demanded a visual identity that looked the part.
Intelligentsia Coffee
The new Intelligentsia coffee bag design marks 30 years of the brand by honoring its legacy while embracing a renewed sense of energy and clarity. Rooted in Intelligentsia’s belief that coffee is a culinary experience, the design system balances familiarity with discovery, inviting customers into the story behind each cup.
Ferris Coffee
Our goal was to intentionally carve out a distinct, permanent program that visibly honors women across the coffee supply chain. Rather than integrating the initiative subtly or symbolically, the design was created to stand on its own—clearly signaling focus, investment, and long-term commitment to women in coffee.
Palace Coffee Company
Rooted in the Texas Panhandle, our packaging was designed to honor where we come from while reflecting who we are now. We wanted the bag to feel familiar and storied, not trendy or disposable, something that belongs on a kitchen counter as much as it does on a café shelf.
Travelers’ Coffee Roasters
With our design we wanted to achieve a logo that represented a love of travel + coffee. A design that was colorful and represented who we are personally as coffee roasters and how our coffee adventure began.
JUCE COFFEE
The goal of the design was to reframe coffee as an intentional ritual rather than a disposable commodity. We wanted to slow the experience down and create space for attention, tactility, and imagination. Every design decision was made to encourage a more mindful relationship with coffee, one that values craft, origin, and intention over speed and convenience.
KAFFEEPFLÜCKERIN
This new coffee brand's logo featuring a coffee picker woman redefines traditional designs. I
Ojo GmbH
The idea was to create a packaging that matches the content, to create a congruent experience.
Swiss Pac India x Blue Tokai
This desire to bring the world of coffee to life gave birth to what we see today as these elegant and beautiful Coffee Bags of Blue Tokai Coffee.
Kaffeepflückerin
Our goal with this design was to reduce waste and promote sustainability.
Horizonte Coffee Roasters
We set out to create a timeless design — clean and simple, a quiet companion that brings a sense of calm and joy, even amidst the rush of everyday life.
Three Mississippi
We just want to show that the level of communication through packaging and branding in the coffee industry can be much more interesting, deep and human-centered.
Mountain Thunder Coffee Plantation
The matte black bag is printed in a high-gloss relief of bright red and green Hibiscus floral design that includes not only the front/back, but also the gussets of the bag.
White Horse Coffee
We started off with a name - Unicorn Adventures, a play on our branding of a White Horse, to imply something more special for our single-origin range of coffees.
Java Republic
We set out to create a packaging design that felt as special and unique as the coffee inside — something that would signal rarity, quality, and care.
Torpedo Coffee
We wanted to showcase a coffee break in a traditional Swiss alpine environment.
Groupo Bombastico GmbH
Of course, we want our packaging to stand out from the competition in a positive way.
Dark Woods Coffee
We wanted to differentiate our two ranges of coffee: our Core Range and our Producer Series.
COFFEE PLANT
With the redesign of COFFEE PLANT’s visual identity, our main goal was to create a modern and cohesive aesthetic that not only stands out on the shelf but also reflects our core values of simplicity, joy, and authenticity.