About Starbucks (Siren)
Starbucks distilled fifty years of café culture into a single twin-tailed Siren on forest green. The 2011 rebrand stripped the wordmark away, letting the medallion breathe alone on cream paper cups, chalkboard menus, and foil-stamped seasonal sleeves. Every touchpoint channels Howard Schultz's "third place" — warmer than an office, more intentional than home.
This system translates that hospitality into tokens: deep #006241 green anchors every primary action, cream #F1E9D9 provides the paper-cup substrate, and gold accents mark premium moments. Typography stays within the Sodo Sans family for 95% of needs, with Lander Display reserved for chalkboard-energy headlines.
- Origin
- Seattle, Washington, USA
- Era
- 1971 founded; current Siren-only mark since 2011
- Key figures
- Howard Schultz · Terry Heckler · Connie Birdsall · Lippincott
- Movements
- Third-place café culture · Specialty coffee branding · Modern hospitality industrial systems
Starbucks (Siren) design spec
Colors
Typography
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