Bloomy wordmark in peach with a red smile line and construction guides on cream

Bloomy Wellness

joyful family wellness essentials

Bloomy Wellness, brought to life by MARKAWORKS, is a delightful brand designed to bring joy and care to mothers and children. Its sympathetic and cute identity, featuring playful “o” emblems, is complemented by vibrant, pastel packaging that clearly highlights each product, making wellness accessible and fun for the whole family.

Bloomy wordmark in navy among coral, peach and teal shapes

Designing for Target Audiences: Mothers and Children

Two audiences had to be served at once in Bloomy Wellness, a family wellness brand we designed at MarkaWorks: the mothers who buy the products and the children who use them. That double audience set the design problem, an identity warm enough for a child and clear enough for a parent reading a label.

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The Bloomy Brand Identity: Sympathetic and Cute

That question is answered through the brand’s own name. We turned both letters “o” in Bloomy into playful emblems, and the emblem is integrated into the logo rather than sitting beside it, so the friendly character is built into the wordmark itself. The stated goal for the identity was to read as sympathetic and approachable, and the “o” device is what carries it.

Bloomy Pantone palette, navy, mint, blush, peach, white and sand Bloomy typographic banner on mint with a raspberry, a jar and the round b badge Bloomy brand guideline slides in a grid with child portraits and a bear shape Child in a beige dress in a playroom beside a Bloomy jar with a peach label Bloomy social tiles, a headline card, a bear silhouette and a jar with an orange label

Packaging Design: Energetic Atmosphere and Clear Product Names

Packaging covers three products, each with its own color palette drawn from a shared pastel range. Pastel tones keep the family feeling consistent while the palettes separate the products from each other on the shelf. One deliberate decision runs through all three packs: the product names are set to be at least as prominent as the brand, so a parent knows exactly what each product is without decoding the branding. Product names are placed to stay clear of the identity elements rather than compete with them. On a three-product range this matters more than it sounds: if each name shouts, the shelf reads as three brands and the identity holding them together disappears.

Bloomy jar of red gummies with three pieces on the table Two Bloomy paper bag layouts, the wordmark and a smile mark, on cream Bloomy Pantone stickers in pink, red, mint and navy around a large b Three Bloomy posters in mint, navy and sand with jars and a shipping box Two Bloomy jars with mint labels filled with red berry shaped pieces on cream

Client & Objective Recap

The project scope, in plain terms: a wordmark with an integrated emblem, a three-product packaging system differentiated by color, and a naming layout that keeps wellness products legible for the people who actually buy them.

Bloomy headline card in red with a jar of red pieces and the b mark Bloomy oo letters in red on peach Bloomy social post pair, a smiling child in a white shirt and a jar with a peach label Three Bloomy jars with mint, peach and pink labels floating on a pastel gradient Bloomy lettering with pastel sticker shapes on cream
Grid of nine Bloomy social tiles with child portraits, jars, headlines and shapes

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