Svinneriet

Svinneriet is a lunch restaurant that is rebelling against food waste. All brand assets act as a manifestation for those ingredients that are often overlooked. With a harsh, and sometimes provocative expression, we wish to attract attention and call for change. While also showing that good food can be made from ingredients that would otherwise go to waste.

DOT MATRIX STUDY

Expired “best-before” are one of the most common reasons for food being thrown away, this is where we found inspiration for the logo. A field study on best-before-dates was conducted to find a suitable construction for our wordmark.
The imagery is characterized by flashes bouncing of stainless steel, rescued ingredients in bright colours and sauces flowing unhindered across the plate.
There are plenty of disgusting statistics about food waste. To make our absurd behaviour even more tangible, the everyday life of waste was portrayed in pictures.
Making use of existing resources permeates the whole concept. The philosophy of svinneriet is expressed by pictograms that have been used in other contexts. Reused paper bags were collected for use at take-away and existing interior was decorated using only stencils and spray paint.

Close up - logotype

A root-like pattern was created with one single line, manually adjusted to resemble a growing and unpredictable pattern of nature.

Close up - logotype

A root-like pattern was created with one single line, manually adjusted to resemble a growing and unpredictable pattern of nature.

Close up - logotype

A root-like pattern was created with one single line, manually adjusted to resemble a growing and unpredictable pattern of nature.

Close up - logotype

A root-like pattern was created with one single line, manually adjusted to resemble a growing and unpredictable pattern of nature.

Close up - logotype

A root-like pattern was created with one single line, manually adjusted to resemble a growing and unpredictable pattern of nature.
Pattern

A root-like pattern was created with one single line, manually adjusted to resemble a growing and unpredictable pattern of nature.

Pattern

A root-like pattern was created with one single line, manually adjusted to resemble a growing and unpredictable pattern of nature.