More than 10 years ago David, Tim and John (father, son and son) started getting serious about coffee. These three guys burned through espresso machines, grinders, home coffee roasters and other brewing paraphernalia while, all along, experimenting with exotic single origins and various blends.
A passionate interest plus encouragement from some well established coffee professionals, led to David and Tim establishing Trebilcock Coffee Roasters. Before they had even settled on a company name, Tim had completed his first sourcing trip to Bolivia.
The Trebilcock Coffee team is passionate about coffee and committed to sustainability, ethical acquisitions and building relationships beyond fair trade.
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Roots to Glory
While working on a web project for Roots to Glory, it became clear that updated product photography would better represent the brand. Working with Salima, we crewated a simple, minimalist and clean set of e-commerce shots to help her launch with confidence. ...
Soap Therapy
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Port Picton – Branding
This project was a re-brand in collaboration with One Look Media. Though originally we weren’t going to change the logo, we suggested a small change that made a big difference.
Nicole Panethere – Branding
A returning client who needed a rebrand to re-inspire her love for her practice…
Jerica Rose DJ – Photoshoot
After her branding project, Jerica kept the magic spinning with a brand photoshoot that showed her off as the powerhouse female DJ that she is. Featuring multiple outfits (in her brand colours!) and elements from her brand - this shoot is just a total vibe! You can...
Borlase Beauty – Branding & Website
Borlase is an existing business that has navigated the challenges of growth and now has a province-wide bridal make-up business. But the company was working with an original logo that the owner made herself. The vision and symbolism were there, but it needed some finishing touches.