Kitsch Cow Butcher Shop

A Playful Twist on Meat & Wine

Kitsch Cow Butcher Shop

Kitsch Cow, a brand that sells top-quality Korean beef and wine, is an offline store where customers can enjoy unique interior and artwork, giving customers the best experience that they have ever had. Significantly, the place used unique colors inspired by the Kremlin and St. Basil's Cathedral in Russia and playful illustrations of baby angels to communicate friendly with millennial customers. Kitsch Cow provides a differentiated customer experience by adding a different concept, a unique space to enjoy meat and wine, and the butcher shop, which was perceived as a place to purchase meat simply.

Kitsch Cow, a brand that sells top-quality Korean beef and wine, is an offline store where you can enjoy unique interiors and artwork, giving customers the best experience that they have ever felt. The project's goal was to develop a brand experience for customers who enjoy meat and wine with a pleasant and unique brand identity differentiated from a typical butcher shop. YNL Design intended to create a unique and memorable brand experience for customers visiting Kitsch Cow by developing hand-drawn logos and graphic motifs that could make the butcher shop unique to give people unfamiliar pleasure.

By taking adorable baby angels as the theme, Kitsch Cow intended to convey how people who enjoy meat feel in a friendly and pleasant way rather than the bold and robust image of a conventional butcher shop. Olive leaves, grapes, and plants expressed along with meat symbolize the freshness of meat and wine, while the hand-drawn logo depicts the brand value that represents sincerity and delicateness. The interior was developed based on the inspiration from Kremlin and St. Basil's Cathedral in Russia. The consistent brand identity of Kitsch Cow gives a feeling that is different from existing butcher shops. The theme, ‘baby angel’ holding meat or enjoying wine, makes the brand experience pleasant for customers who enjoy meat and wine.