Surmaye



Scope Of Work

  • Brand Development
  • Brand Visual Identity
  • Packaging and Stationery

Background

Surmaye celebrates the harmony of heritage and contemporary design, inspiring individuals worldwide to live with purpose, presence, and refinement.

Approach

Guided by Surmaye’s philosophy of taking a conscious pause, we built the brand identity around the idea of modern quiet luxury — intentional, enduring, and quietly unforgettable. The brand pillars emerged from values of emotional depth, material honesty, and clarity, shaping a language that goes beyond trends. This thought is translated into Surmaye’s visual identity, packaging, and stationery, where restraint and refinement work in harmony to create a design presence that lingers with purpose.

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Brand Development

Surmaye is envisioned as a dialogue between heritage and modernity — where balance, nature, and radiance come together in quiet harmony. Drawing inspiration from the stillness of the natural world, the brand expresses a mindful way of living: purposeful, graceful, and enduring. Each element of Surmaye’s design reflects Indian craftsmanship reimagined with a contemporary sensibility, offering timeless elegance with an undercurrent of authenticity and quiet confidence.

Brand Identity

Surmaye’s visual identity reflects a quiet elegance rooted in nature, balance and modernity. With soft, organic forms, spacious layouts, and a fresh, airy palette, the brand feels grounded yet light. Every visual element — from typography to illustration — is designed to evoke calm, clarity, and a sense of slow, intentional beauty.

The logo’s letterforms are intentionally spaced, creating a measured elongation that mirrors the philosophy of a conscious pause. The central ‘M’, with its organic curves and floating form, becomes a gentle anchor — evoking balance, clarity, and a sense of lightness within the brand identity.

Packaging and Stationery

The packaging and stationery incorporates ‘diffusion’, whether its by gradients, illustrations or use of packaging materials with translucency. The logo is allowed to wrap around surfaces when possible.