Real stories from real moves - how Make Sense helps brands grow.
How MakeSense branded Aqköl, a high-mountain resort in Kazakhstan — a four-icon logo, a Kazakh ornament pattern, and a slow-rest identity at 2,300 metres.
How MakeSense branded Liana Flowers, a Uralsk flower-shop chain — a leaf emblem, blush pink and sage palette, and one system from storefront to bouquet wrap.
How MakeSense built the Plate&More brand — a brick-red Inria Serif identity for an Ust-Kamenogorsk fast-food spot that sells itself as an "almost restaurant".
How MakeSense branded Leo Shop, a pet-store chain in the Karaganda region — an orange cat, a heart for an O, and a Caregiver identity across five stores.
How MakeSense branded Kuanfy, Kazakhstan's party-planning app — a swallow in a party hat, warm gold and graphite, and one app for every single celebration.
How MakeSense branded 127.1, a bar-bistro in central Almaty — a flexible 127.1 logotype, a White Rabbit mascot and a green, terracotta and cream identity.
How MakeSense branded Korkem, a Kazakh outerwear label by Botagoz — a Botakez emblem in the O, a burgundy palette and shapan jackets with national motifs.
How MakeSense branded Henry, a home-appliance retailer in Kazakhstan — a tilted HENRY wordmark, azure-and-orange palette and a system for stores and delivery.
How MakeSense branded Daisy, a kids' store in Astana — a calligraphic logo, a yellow-and-purple palette, a dog mascot and a single system for every shelf.
How MakeSense branded Twins Coffee, a specialty coffee shop in Astana — a two-star emblem, a deep green palette, and the slogan "Two cups — One story".
How MakeSense built the ASTA Flowers brand — a bold blue-and-pink identity for an Astana flower shop, from the 'af' monogram to the box, badge and sign.
How MakeSense branded Danali Music Studio in Almaty — a sound-wave D logo, lime-and-green palette and one system for a music school and recording studio.
EATSY is a ready-meal café now open in Ithaca, NY — tubed sushi, molded desserts and coffee. How MakeSense built its orange identity, from logo to storefront.
Casa Cruz is a Bangkok jewelry brand built to be noticed. How MakeSense gave founder Desiree Qelaj an orange identity — logo, pattern, packaging — with soul.
How MakeSense built the Tandu Doner brand — an orange identity for a Shymkent doner chain, from a grill-striped logo to packaging built for street food speed.
SaltaJewelry is a New York jewelry brand for women starting over. How MakeSense built its crimson identity — logo, pattern, packaging — for everyday wear.
VictoryTech finds obsolete and hard-to-find electronic components and verifies every lot before shipping. How MakeSense branded the Fort Lauderdale distributor.
The Cast turns Fort Lauderdale creators into media personalities. How MakeSense built its brand — the yellow frame, six sets, and a booking-first site.
How MakeSense built the Admitify brand — a graduation-cap identity in indigo and yellow, a two-level voice, and a system that sells to students and their parents at once.
How MakeSense gave Sweet Moon, a Chicago bakery café, a full brand system — a steaming-cup logo, a warm amber-and-olive palette, and packaging that carries the brand home.
How MakeSense built the MoonGlow brand — a lunar identity for a luxury Austin nail studio, from the beauty-of-the-moon story to the storefront sign.
How MakeSense renamed VIG Metals to Six Stairs and repositioned a London generalist metalworks as a premium staircase specialist — in 10 weeks, with ROMI up 132%.
How MakeSense built La Vi Coffee's brand from zero — positioning, a phin-inspired identity, and launch assets — in four weeks.
How MakeSense built the Rise Up Moving website as a booking machine: mobile-first design, an instant quote calculator, service-area pages for Dallas–Fort Worth and the Bay Area, and reviews that close the sale.
How MakeSense rebranded Rise Up Moving from a San Francisco local into a premium multi-state mover in 8 weeks.
