Case Study
A brand for the robot restaurant in the RKM 740
Butter Butter GmbH — Liv Dining Club, Düsseldorf-Heerdt
For the Liv Dining Club on the ground floor of the RKM 740 in Düsseldorf-Heerdt we built the brand from the ground up — from the naming through a logo family with a stylized fennec fox to the menu, the window graphics and the style guide. The identity brings together Levantine cuisine, wabi-sabi and a contemporary self-service.

The wordmark builds itself

A fennec fox as the pictorial element


Black and white as a decision

Bebas Neue for the wordmark

Wood, stone and a clear mark


A style guide holds it all together

From the T-shirt to the bag



Four pages of menu

A banner as an eye-catcher

Color for the windows


Arrived at the building


Where taste meets atmosphere
LIV combines nature and modernity in a way all its own. Organic shapes, wood and sustainability shape the appearance, while technology works subtly in the background as an enabler and creates a harmonious link between bohemian style, wabi-sabi and biophilia. The design reflects Levantine cuisine and conveys a feeling of home – a cozy living-room atmosphere for guests.
At the center of the identity stands the fox in the logo: a symbol of care, life and transformation. The final black-and-white design unites minimalism and clarity with timeless elegance and makes LIV unmistakable.
From the naming through the logo to the complete style guide, LIV came about in an iterative process. Every choice of color – from bright turquoise through sand and earth tones to dark brown and beige – as well as every shape and every detail was carefully tested to make the personality of the brand tangible: free, lively, natural and modern at the same time.



































