Al Khawarizmy identity integrated into a dark industrial wood-production environment

Chapter 03 · The Breakthrough

AL KHAWARIZMY BRAND ARCHITECTURE

This case study presents the project from the designer’s point of view: the design challenge, the master-brand logic, the identity system, and the three sub-brand directions.

Project
AL KHAWARIZMY · SAUDI ARABIA · 2023
Role
Senior Branding & Event Designer
Category
Brand Restructuring / Master Brand / Brand Architecture
The design challenge inside a cinematic wood-production environment
The strategic question connecting one master brand to three market-facing directions

04 · Restructuring Overview

From complexity to a clearer brand architecture.

Al Khawarizmy master brand connected to ALGO, AURA, and ELAN

06 · Logo Grid

Built on structure.

Original Al Khawarizmy logo construction grid

07 · Logo Proportions

Designed for balance.

Original Al Khawarizmy logo proportion study

08 · Visual Break 01

Built on structure. Shaped by craft.

Dark crafted wood forming a visual pause

09 · Logo Versions

A system built to adapt.

Approved Al Khawarizmy logo versions

10 · Brand Pattern

Geometry extended into a supporting language.

The pattern is derived from the project’s original visual system and should remain exactly as supplied.

Original geometric Al Khawarizmy brand pattern

11 · Pattern Variations

A flexible rhythm, not a decorative layer.

Original Al Khawarizmy pattern variations
A material-focused visual break moving from structure to crafted expression

13 · Color Palette

Charcoal and copper define the master-brand tone.

Primary project colors: Charcoal #26333B and Copper #C39258. Typography is intentionally omitted as a standalone case-study page.

Original Al Khawarizmy charcoal and copper palette

14 · Master Brand Gateway

One master identity. Three market-facing directions.

Introduce the transition from Al Khawarizmy into AURA, ELAN, and ALGO.

Al Khawarizmy master identity opening into three brand directions

15 · AURA — Brand Intro

AURA translates the system into a ready-made furniture direction.

AURA serves the B2C side through standard and ready-made furniture. Present it as a design decision inside the architecture, not as a sales presentation.

AURA ready-made furniture brand introduction

16 · AURA — Product System

Standard furniture, shaped by a defined visual role.

AURA product system and standard furniture direction

17 · AURA — Target Segment

A clear B2C role within the family.

This page clarifies AURA’s market position and audience as documented in the original presentation.

AURA target segment and B2C role

18 · ELAN — Brand Intro

Custom production required a more expressive identity voice.

ELAN serves the B2B side through custom production, wall cladding, and tailored furniture solutions.

ELAN Studio custom-production brand introduction

19 · ELAN — Product System

Bespoke execution, translated into a distinct brand character.

ELAN bespoke product system

20 · ELAN — Target Segment

A high-end B2B role inside the architecture.

Keep the page focused on ELAN’s function within the brand system rather than presenting it as a standalone company profile.

ELAN target segment and high-end B2B role

21 · ALGO — Brand Intro

A digital-first direction for distinctive wooden accessories.

ALGO represents the online B2C side of the architecture. Use the original visual as supplied.

ALGO digital-first wooden-accessories brand introduction

22 · ALGO — Product System

Accessories designed for a direct-to-customer model.

This page should remain grounded in the original product direction.

ALGO direct-to-customer wooden accessories

23 · ALGO — Target Segment

A focused online B2C role.

ALGO target segment and online B2C role

24 · Closing

From one operation to a clearer brand ecosystem.

The project brought one master identity and three specialized sub-brands into a clearer system capable of serving different audiences and product models while maintaining a shared foundation.

The final Al Khawarizmy, ALGO, AURA, and ELAN brand family