Guta Cafe is becoming a major star as a coffee shop where city dwellers may meet and socialise while taking in the fresh air and distinct culture of Vietnam's streets. They have quickly expanded, became one of Saigon's most well-known and widely-used coffee chains, and dominated the market thanks to their responsive and affordable shop setup.
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Representing the values of the Guta brand, they are pleased to offer reasonably nice, robust Vietnamese coffee. It is a staple of Saigonese and Vietnamese culture that street coffee originated in the city's most popular culture. Underneath the surface of each habitual culture is a "plastic chair," a compact and portable table and chair set that can be quickly assembled to transform any space into a makeshift cafe.
The graphic system was taken over by the iconic chair as center combined with all surrounding environmental elements & people behaviors.All together, creating a complete unique “style” for Guta and echos what the brand comes from.
Guta case study
Credits
Creative Director Duy — N | Art Director Anh Nguyễn | Designer Anh Nguyễn, QuânNguyễn | Producer Quân Nguyễn, Đức Ngô | Project Manager M — Lan | Portfolio Photography Wing Chan | Menu Photography Đức Bùi | Menu Stylist Meo Thùy Dương | Character Photography Hậu Lê & Cua Studio | Store Photography Lâm Uy Huỳnh | Documentary @mundaneveryday | Models Trí Nguyễn, Phương Vy | Digital Retoucher An Nguyễn | Uniform Design Phi Phạm & M — N Associates | Cinematography Lâm Uy Huỳnh | Concept / Editor Duy — N