HospitalityBrand Extension · Environments · Signage
Prawn To-Go
Grand Central Market, served fresh.

Overview
A smaller Prawn with its own point of view.
Prawn To-Go brought the restaurant’s seafood-focused concept into Los Angeles’s historic Grand Central Market. The counter-service format needed to move faster while remaining clearly connected to the original brand.
We preserved the teal palette, fish-scale details, and marine cues, then introduced a more casual, slightly retro expression suited to the market. A five-foot neon sign became both a beacon and the project’s defining gesture.
- What we did
- Brand extension
Environmental design
Signage
Packaging
Creative direction - Relationship
- Extension of the Prawn brand
The idea
Keep the family resemblance. Give the new format its own energy.
The brand world
Fast, bright, unmistakably Prawn.
The Grand Central Market counter turns the original identity into a quicker, more casual experience through neon, timber, menus, uniforms, and food made for the pace of the market.












Client perspective
“Christophe understands how to develop and unify a beautiful brand with the business that depends on it.”
John ShinCEO, Prawn
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