
Otto
Berlin, Germany
- Restaurant
- Minimal
- Editorial
- Bold
Hand-drawn cutlery on bare white, four words of navigation, and a booking widget that never leaves the corner.
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Berlin, Germany
Hand-drawn cutlery on bare white, four words of navigation, and a booking widget that never leaves the corner.

Brooklyn, New York, USA
A photo of the actual counter, lanterns and all, with a wobbly display face sitting straight on top of it.

Hanoi, Vietnam
An overlapping slab of charcoal panel crops into the dining room photo and carries the accolades in wide caps.

London, UK
A stencilled woodblock logotype paired with dish photography, then straight into menu, booking and delivery.
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Berlin, Germany
Hand-drawn cutlery on bare white, four words of navigation, and a booking widget that never leaves the corner.

Brooklyn, New York, USA
A photo of the actual counter, lanterns and all, with a wobbly display face sitting straight on top of it.

Hanoi, Vietnam
An overlapping slab of charcoal panel crops into the dining room photo and carries the accolades in wide caps.

London, UK
A stencilled woodblock logotype paired with dish photography, then straight into menu, booking and delivery.

Berlin, Germany
One full-bleed photograph of a red laminate table, with hours and address stacked in a translucent column.

Berlin, Germany
A dimmed kitchen film runs behind an oversized italic wordmark and a circular play cue.

New York City, USA
A sticker-covered pastry case shot from the counter, captioned in a fat grotesque that fills the width.

London, UK
A thin-stroke logotype the width of the page, overwritten by a single green script line that scrolls with you.

Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
A flat orange field, cut-paper coffee blossoms and a wide display face announcing the season by name.

Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Farm footage framed inside the page with a numbered chapter track, so the origin story reads as the product.