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These guidelines describe how the VERA brand looks, sounds, and behaves across all touchpoints.
They exist to maintain clarity, consistency, and a unified experience.
Core principles that guide all brand and design decisions at VERA.
• Calm confidence
• Balance over extremes
• Consistency over novelty
• Presence over performance
Core principles that guide all visual decisions.
Every element serves a purpose. Design choices prioritise readability, structure, and ease of use. Elements that do not support function are removed.
Familiar patterns create trust. Visual solutions remain stable across spaces, screens, and materials rather than changing for variation.
Not every space needs filling. Whitespace, margins, and silence are treated as active design elements.
Alignment, spacing, and proportion define quality. Small inconsistencies are avoided. Nothing is accidental.
Design supports interaction and presence without drawing attention to itself.
VERA communicates with calm confidence.
• Use short, complete sentences
• Prefer simple, concrete words
• State observations rather than claims
• Promotional or sales language
• Exaggeration or hype
• Moralising or instructing the reader
Design supports clarity and ease of use.
• Reduce visual noise
• Avoid unnecessary emphasis
• Use rhythm, proportion, and spacing as primary tools
The VERA logo is used without modification.

Minimum clear space equals the height of letter "R" in the logo or 50% of logo height

Logo on light background

Monochrome logo

Logo on dark background
• Use the primary logo only
• Maintain clear space around the mark
• Place on clean, quiet backgrounds
• Stretch or distort
• Recolor or modify
• Rotate or apply effects
VERA uses a restrained five-color palette. Color supports hierarchy and readability. It is never decorative.
#492714
Primary brand color
#5C4F49
Secondary color
#CEC7C5
UI & utility color
#333333
Primary text color
#707070
Secondary text color
• Do not introduce additional colors
• Maintain soft, readable contrast
• Do not use color for decoration without function
• Prefer consistency over variation
VERA uses a single typeface.
Evolventa
Regular — headings and body text
Oblique — subtle emphasis only
Hierarchy is created through spacing and layout, not styling.
• Use consistent margins
• Maintain generous whitespace
• Align elements precisely
• Avoid crowding
Spacing is structural, not decorative.
Imagery at VERA reflects real moments, real space, and real products. It should feel natural, calm, and unforced.
• Real people in real settings
• Natural light and honest compositions
• Architecture, interiors, and materials
• Food and drinks as they are served
• Details that convey atmosphere and rhythm
• Over-styled or artificial scenes
• Forced emotions or exaggerated poses
• Visual effects that distract from the subject
• Imagery created only for attention or trend appeal
Imagery should feel observed, not constructed.