Anushka Konar

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That Red House: A cafe with a voice

That Red House

Warm · editorial · lifestyle

That Red House campaign creative
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How does a café build a distinctive personality in a crowded local market?

Industry
Food & beverage
Location
Ballygunge, Kolkata
Creative direction
Warm

01 The brand

A cafe in Ballygunge, Kolkata, competing for the city's evenings out.

02 The challenge

Kolkata has no shortage of places to spend an evening. A cafe feed full of menu items looks like every other one.

03 Strategic thinking

A feed full of menu items looks like every other café. The brand spoke in occasions, wordplay and warmth, so it feels like a place to spend an evening, not a list of dishes.

Communication approach

  • Occasion-led posts
  • Visual wordplay
  • Warm illustration
  • Food and drink photographed as moments, not menu items

Chapter 01 · The voice

A cafe with a voice

Occasion-led posts, visual wordplay and warm illustration that make the cafe feel like a place, not a menu.

That Red House — The occasion
Fig. 1The occasion
That Red House — The wordplay
Fig. 2The wordplay
That Red House — The feeling
Fig. 3The feeling
That Red House — The warmth
Fig. 4The warmth

Chapter 02 · The menu as a mood

The menu as a mood

Food and drink photographed as moments, not menu items. Crisp, golden and made fresh: copy and styling that sell the feeling of the visit before the dish.

That Red House — The plate
Fig. 1The plate
That Red House — The drinks
Fig. 2The drinks
That Red House — The ritual
Fig. 3The ritual

People don’t visit a menu. They visit a feeling.

Outcomes

No performance figures are published for this project. It is shown for its brand thinking and creative direction.

Anushka’s contribution

Creative direction by Anushka

Creative direction. Designed with the ElevateDigi studio team.

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