Field: Logo

From a Dubai Favourite to a Global Icon.

A Brand Ready for Its Next Chapter

FiLLi had already earned its place in the UAE. Loyal queues, a signature product people loved, and a name that had become part of daily life. But the brand’s visual identity was anchored in its early years , and FiLLi’s ambitions had grown well beyond them. Adams came in not to disrupt what worked, but to evolve it deliberately.

We worked within the existing brand realities first, building trust and understanding the brand’s soul before leading the transformation it needed.

Built Around Saffron

Every design decision traced back to one thing: the Zafran chai that made FiLLi famous. The saffron flower became the cornerstone of the visual language, appearing in patterns, packaging and retail environments as a quiet, unmistakable signature. It gave the brand a root that felt both authentic and beautiful, something that could travel across cultures without losing its meaning.

Made for the World

As FiLLi prepared to open in the UK, the USA and Canada, the identity needed to perform in contexts far removed from its Dubai origins. The new logotype crafted in both English and Arabic was designed to radiate warmth and confidence across every surface, from a cup held at Sharjah Airport to a storefront in Houston. The FiLLi mascot brought personality and joy, giving the brand a face that connected instantly with new audiences.

FiLLi is now in 13 countries and still growing.

Over seven years of partnership, we helped shape a brand that moved from neighbourhood favourite to international name without ever losing the warmth that made it loved in the first place.

Today, FiLLi operates across the Middle East, South Asia, Europe, North America and beyond, with a consistent identity built to carry its story wherever it goes.

February 11, 2026

Built to Power Saudi Arabia’s Ambitions.

More than a Rental Company

Energia had built a strong operational reputation in the Saudi market. Reliable equipment, responsive service, a growing fleet. But the brand didn’t reflect the scale or the ambition behind the business.

As Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 began reshaping the country’s economic landscape, Energia needed an identity that could hold its own in that conversation.

Adams approached the rebrand as a repositioning from a vendor of equipment to a partner in progress.

A Language Built for Two Worlds

Operating in Saudi Arabia means navigating two audiences simultaneously, regional clients steeped in Arabic culture and international partners expecting global-standard communication. The identity and website were built to perform equally in both directions: bilingual by design, not by afterthought. Every element, from typographic choices to visual tone was calibrated to feel at home in Riyadh and read with confidence in London or Frankfurt.

Power, Made Visible

The Energia visual identity draws on the language of energy itself: dynamic, purposeful, forward-moving. Bold forms, a confident colour palette, and a structured design system gave the brand the presence it needed to stand beside the household names in its client roster. The website brought it all together: a content-rich platform built to serve as both a business card and a business tool, with case studies, service architecture and a lead generation structure designed for enterprise clients.

Energia now presents itself at the level its business operates.

The rebrand gave the company a coherent identity and a digital presence capable of representing its full range of capabilities, from generator rentals to renewable energy, across Saudi Arabia and the wider region. It is a brand built for the scale it is already reaching, and the scale still ahead.

February 11, 2026

A Brand That Earns Its Wings.

Sky-Ready from the Start

Aamro Aviation had the credentials. Experienced instructors, a modern fleet, and one of the most beautiful training locations in the United States.

What it lacked was a brand that communicated that confidence to the students it was trying to reach. Many of those students would be flying in from other countries, evaluating multiple schools, and making one of the biggest investments of their lives.

The brand needed to close that gap to feel as serious and aspirational as the career they were choosing.

Precision and Aspiration

Aviation as a visual language can easily default to cliché. Clipart wings, heavy blues, generic taglines. The Aamro identity took a different approach. Clean, assured, and built around the idea of mastery, the visual system was designed to feel both professional and genuinely exciting. Every touchpoint, from the website hero to course documentation had to carry the same sense of readiness that a student feels stepping onto the tarmac for the first time.

A Website That Enrols

The Aamro website was built as much for conversion as for impression. Prospective students arrive with questions about courses, about the fleet, about what life in Palm Beach County looks like, about how to apply. The site was structured to answer all of it, then get out of the way and let the experience speak. Discovery flight bookings, course enquiries and direct applications are all integrated, turning a well-designed page into a functioning enrolment engine.

Aamro Aviation now has a brand that works as hard as its instructors.

With 350+ successful students and over 50,000 flight training hours behind it, Aamro needed a presence that reflected that track record while reaching the next generation of aspiring pilots globally. The rebrand and website gave the school a platform equal to its ambition and the confidence to recruit internationally.

February 11, 2026

Branding for Those Who Build the Future.

Where Science Meets Story

Aadyah Aerospace was doing extraordinary work, building propulsion systems, avionics and motion control hardware for space missions across nine countries.

Their clients included ISRO, global rocket companies, and research institutions operating at the edge of what humans have ever built. But the brand communicating all of this was not keeping pace.

Adams was brought in to close that gap. To give Aadyah an identity and a web presence that could represent, without apology, the significance of what they do.

The Weight of the Cosmos, Made Elegant

The visual identity for Aadyah needed to carry genuine weight. This is not an aspirational brand borrowing the language of space, it is a company that actually makes things that go there. The design language draws on the vastness and precision of space exploration: deep fields, considered scale, and a typographic system that communicates both technical rigour and forward vision. The name itself, Sanskrit for “first power,” gave the identity a conceptual anchor that connected India’s scientific heritage to its global future.

Built for a Global Audience

Aadyah’s clients are based across the globe. The website needed to perform not as a local showcase, but as an internationally credible front door for a high-stakes engineering business. The immersive narrative structure moving from Earth to Moon to Mars was designed to convey mission-level ambition while remaining grounded in the technical capability that backs it up.

Aadyah now has a brand as ambitious as the missions it enables.

The rebrand gave this Bengaluru-based aerospace company an identity capable of operating at the same level as its international clients: ISRO, European rocket startups, defence programmes across three continents. For a company that builds hardware for space, it finally has a brand built for the world.

February 11, 2026

An Identity Built for the Road Ahead.

India’s Logistics, Reimagined

BlackBuck launched in 2015 with an audacious idea: bring India’s fragmented, informal trucking industry onto a single digital platform.

The brand needed to communicate that ambition immediately, to truckers, to shippers and to the investors.

Adams built the visual identity from the ground up, creating a brand system designed to operate across highways and smartphones, in dhabas and boardrooms, across 300+ locations in India’s most remote districts.

The Blackbuck: Speed, Purpose, Territory.

The identity centres on a charging blackbuck antelope, a creature associated with speed, alertness and the open road. Paired with a forward-stretching highway, it communicates exactly what the business does: connect movement, open corridors, keep things flowing. It was designed to be instantly legible at highway scale and just as compelling on a mobile screen, a brand mark built for the conditions of Indian logistics, not borrowed from somewhere else.

A System Built to Scale

The brand manual Adams produced gave BlackBuck a comprehensive identity framework. Colour, typography, iconography, application rules that the company could deploy consistently as it grew from a Bengaluru startup to a nationwide platform. A brand system, in a business growing this fast, is infrastructure. It ensures that whether a BlackBuck sign goes up at a fuel station in Punjab or an app appears on a trucker’s phone in Tamil Nadu, the brand reads with the same confidence.

BlackBuck is now a publicly listed company on the NSE and BSE.

From a seed-stage startup in 2015 to a ₹1,115 crore IPO in 2024, BlackBuck became India’s largest digital trucking platform, serving over 27% of the country’s truck operators. The visual identity Adams built in its earliest days carried the brand through unicorn status and into the public markets. It remains, at its core, what it was designed to be: honest, rugged, and built for India.

February 11, 2026

The Brand Behind India’s Favourite Cotton Home.

A Brand that Feels Like Home

Thoppia had a product worth believing in. Premium home furnishings in 100% pure cotton, made with genuine care for craft and material.

What it needed was a brand that could translate that belief into something a customer could feel before they ever touched the fabric.

Adams came in at the beginning and stayed through the years that followed, building the identity, shaping the communication, and helping Thoppia make the leap from physical retail to a fully functioning online brand with its own differentiator and community.

The Texture of Trust

Building a home furnishings brand is an exercise in intimacy. Customers are choosing something that will live in their most personal spaces: their bedrooms, their living rooms, the corners of their homes they retreat to. Every design decision, from the logo to the product photography brief to the tone of a caption, needed to carry warmth and confidence in equal measure. The brand language Adams developed for Thoppia was soft without being vague, refined without being cold.

Thoppia is now a brand people seek out, not just stumble upon.

With a devoted community and a product range that ships internationally, Thoppia evolved from a Bengaluru home furnishings business into a brand with its own loyal following. The years Adams spent building and managing the brand created something that now carries its own momentum. A business with a point of view, and customers who share it.

February 11, 2026

Four Decades of Trust, Refreshed for the Next Era.

A Legacy That Earned Its Refresh

Toyama had been building smart home and lighting control systems from its Bangalore factory since 1984. The same founding family, the same manufacturing floor, four decades of earned trust with India’s finest hotels and residential developers.

Taj Hotels. The Leela. Prestige Group. These aren’t clients you acquire without a genuine track record. But the brand carrying that legacy had not evolved alongside it.

Adams was brought in for a visual refresh that could honour the heritage while signalling that this company was absolutely ready for what came next.

Confidence Without Reinvention

A brand refresh for a company with this kind of history requires a particular discipline: change enough to feel contemporary, but never so much that you sever the trust built over forty years. The updated visual system for Toyama strikes that balance. Cleaner, more considered, more capable of representing the sophistication of the products behind it. The identity now feels as engineered as the hardware it represents.

Built to Live in Premium Spaces

Toyama’s products sit inside the homes and hotels where design is taken seriously. The brand needed to belong in those environments, to feel at home on the same page as Prestige Group presentations or Taj Hotels specifications. The refreshed identity gave Toyama that ease of presence: a visual language that is quiet, precise, and unmistakably high quality. Exactly what you want from a company whose job is to make technology invisible.

Toyama enters its next chapter with a brand that matches its ambition.

With thousands of homes automated, partnerships with India’s leading hospitality and real estate groups, and a proprietary technology ecosystem now extending across the country, Toyama is no longer just a legacy brand. It is a growing one. The visual refresh gave it the identity to say so.

February 11, 2026

An Urban Transportation Brand Built to Move at Scale.

A Startup Moving Faster Than Its Brand

LetsTransport was founded in 2015 by IIT-KGP alumni. Within months they had operations in Bangalore and Delhi. Within two years, Forbes Asia had named the founders in its 30 Under 30 list.

Clients like Amazon, Flipkart, Coca-Cola, HUL, Godrej and Britannia were already on the roster. The business was outpacing everything around it including its own brand.

Adams was brought in to build a complete visual identity from the ground up: one that could keep pace with a company that was doubling, city by city, quarter by quarter.

Every Surface Is a Brand Touchpoint

Branding a logistics company is unlike almost any other category. The identity doesn’t live primarily on a screen or a brochure, it lives on a truck doing 80 kilometres per hour on the highway. It lives on the back of a driver’s jacket, on a loading bay wall in an industrial estate, on a fuel card pulled out at a petrol pump. Adams built a visual system designed to perform across all of it: bold enough to command attention at vehicle scale, structured enough to hold up on a business card, and flexible enough to run across a full fleet of communications without losing coherence.

Built for Enterprise, Trusted by Drivers

LetsTransport serves hundreds of enterprises and tens of thousands of truck drivers on its platform. The brand had to speak convincingly to both sides of that equation to the enterprise procurement head evaluating logistics partners, and to the driver who would wear the brand on his back every working day. The workwear, spatial branding, signage and vehicle graphics were as carefully considered as the investor deck and the website. A brand that lives only in boardrooms doesn’t work in logistics, it has to earn its place on the road.

LetsTransport is now one of India’s most recognized logistics brands.

LetsTransport grew from a Bengaluru startup into a nationally scaled logistics platform, backed by Mitsubishi Corporation, Bertelsmann India Investments and Fosun, with every truck, every uniform, and every city office carrying the brand Adams built for it.

February 11, 2026