Field & Social
Ten years, a fifth location, and a ground-up rebuild that keeps the warmth regulars know and sharpens everything around it. An identity made for the decade ahead.
- Sector
- Restaurant group
- Location
- Vancouver, Canada
- Services
- Strategy, brand identity, signage, menus
- Year
- 2026
Ten years, five neighbourhoods.
Field & Social was turning ten and opening a fifth location. The brand needed to grow up without losing the friendly, neighbourhood feel that regulars love.
Hand-crafted salads, bowls, soups and sandwiches since 2016, now from Dunsmuir to the newest shop in South Flats.

Bold, not loud. Warm, not cute.
Keep the warmth of a neighbourhood spot and give it a louder, more confident look. A wide, heavy wordmark, tall headlines that fill the space, awning stripes and an earthy, appetising palette, with the food always first.
Earthy, appetising.
Espresso grounds everything, cream and sage keep it fresh, and tomato, coral, mustard and lilac bring the energy. Never pure black.
Three faces, one job each.
Marios BlackThe wordmark, menu item names and labels. All caps, tracked wide.
HumaneFor shouting. Big, tall and tight, mixing bold and light in one line.
FuturaFor reading: menu descriptions, prices and the small print.
Short lines. Full stops for punch.
Talk like the person behind the counter: two to five words, wordplay on local and social, and alliteration for the daily features.
Made a minute ago. Shot that way.
Natural light, real textures, overhead spreads and single dishes with real shadow, so every bowl looks like it just left the counter.
Food photography by Sophia Hsin















Menu screens, always on.
Flat colour, one background and one type colour, and the food doing the talking.
Have a salad on us.
Gift cards, promo cards and welcome cards: offers written plainly, the code in bold, the wordmark doing the rest.






Wear it local.
Always the stacked wordmark, centred, in one colour on natural or garment-dyed blanks.
Dunsmuir · Mount Pleasant · Royal Centre · Yaletown · South Flats
Credits
- Brand identity & guidelines
- Workhouse Collective
- Food photography
- Sophia Hsin
- South Flats photograph
- C. Pienaar




