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Belgian Corner is a family business created by a husband and wife — both consultants but active in completely different fields. He works in Food R&D, she in IT Architecture.
Their goal was to build a shared brand that combined their two worlds under one recognizable Belgian identity.
They wanted something fun, memorable, and unmistakably Belgian — a brand that reflects both expertise and personality.
How do you combine food, technology, and Belgian identity in a single, professional logo — without making it look forced or cliché?
The challenge was to balance playfulness and professionalism while integrating visual cues from two entirely different industries.
The brand communicates expertise in both IT and food but with a touch of humor. It feels serious about its work without taking itself too seriously.
Proudly Belgian, the brand embraces its roots through color and story while maintaining a contemporary look that works globally.
Two fields, one brand. The visual identity bridges different industries, showing contrast as a strength.
The design speaks clearly and directly — confident colors, strong lines, and minimal clutter for maximum impact.
The logo for Belgian Corner cleverly merges the couple’s expertise:
The fork as the “I” symbolizes the food industry — creativity, taste, and craftsmanship.
The cracked “O”, shaped like a computer mouse click, represents IT and innovation.
Together, these elements create a visual pun that’s both fun and meaningful.
The Belgian color palette — red, yellow, and black — was used boldly but with balance, ensuring a professional yet lively feel.
Typography combines Anton (strong, bold, distinctly Belgian in character) with Poppins (friendly and clean for text).
The result is a distinctive and meaningful logo that perfectly captures the founders’ shared identity.
They described it as “the perfect mix of us — our work, our humor, and our country.”
Though primarily used on invoices and documentation, the brand’s strength lies in its clarity, memorability, and symnbolic depth.
Mostly branding, UX/UI design, and visual identity work — from early-stage startups to established brands ready to refine or relaunch.
Yes. I collaborate with clients across Europe and beyond — remote work keeps the process flexible and smooth.
Absolutely. Many clients return for ongoing design updates or new creative projects once we’ve built a good rhythm together.
Every project is unique. My pricing is based on project scope, complexity, and expected outcomes — always transparent before we start.
The Real Taste of Belgium
Branding
Belgian Corner
29 July, 2024
3 weeks
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