A Filipino F&B brand rooted in Ilocos culinary heritage. LLIT built a bold, culturally anchored identity that translates fiesta energy and local symbolism into a modern, scalable system — confident enough to hold its own on shelf and in market.

A Michelin rated fermentation canteen in the Philippines. LLIT built an industrial, food-first visual system with a kinetic N mark, black-white-chrome palette, and tight grid — extending seamlessly into signage, interiors, and packaging.

A redesign of a Chinese religious goods Singapore brand, turning a traditionally outdated category into something reverential and modern. Inspired by the Chinese knot, the system uses clean geometry and recycled materials to honor tradition without cliché.

A Japanese-inspired premium dessert brand built on quiet luxury and craft. LLIT developed a full identity system — from packaging to digital menus — using soft neutrals and restrained typography to communicate calm, quality, and artistry.

A soft serve sub-brand spun out of Kurimu's existing identity. LLIT kept the typographic discipline of the parent brand while introducing softer curves and a pastel palette — creating a distinct but clearly related sibling brand.

A premium pet lifestyle brand built for design-conscious owners in Asia. LLIT created a modular identity system with interchangeable charm elements — balancing sophistication with personality across product, packaging, and retail.

A homemade bakery brand elevated into something premium and contemporary. The identity centers on an "M" abstracted into a baker's hat, paired with warm maple tones and a typographic system that balances old-world charm with modern clarity.