Designed by Atolón de Mororoa | Country: Uruguay
“El Almacén is a restaurant located in Manantiales, Punta del Este, one of the major tourist spots in Uruguay. El Almacén is devoted to preparing tasty artisan food. We worked on the restaurant identity, including the design for their take away bags. The design represents slightly more stylized graphics that are commonly used in typical stores and fairs in Uruguay.”
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Designed by Atolón de Mororoa | Country: Uruguay
“El Almacén is a restaurant located in Manantiales, Punta del Este, one of the major tourist spots in Uruguay. El Almacén is devoted to preparing tasty artisan food. We worked on the restaurant identity, including the design for their take away bags. The design represents slightly more stylized graphics that are commonly used in typical stores and fairs in Uruguay.”
