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Robot Food Rebrands Oasis Beauty Kitchen as Postcard with Stamp-Inspired Packaging

architecture-design · 2026-10-14

Robot Food has transformed Singapore's Oasis Beauty Kitchen into a new brand called Postcard, which showcases packaging adorned with stamp illustrations and uniquely shaped cleansing bars. Hildra Grace, the founder, envisioned a worldwide sustainable beauty brand with the concept of "less farmers market, more Sephora." The name Postcard, chosen by Senior Designer Craig and Senior Copywriter Lizzie, aims to conjure a personal sanctuary. The brand’s manifesto features distressed typewriter serif text and a chunky wordmark resembling a rubber ink stamp. Each scent in the 50 ml Anywhere Fragrance collection is linked to a specific destination, presented in cylindrical glass bottles and textured off-white cartons with perforated stamp designs. The ergonomic Head-to-Toe cleansing bars have debossed wordmarks and headlines proclaiming a "100% chance of showers." The project can be viewed on Behance.

Key facts

  • Robot Food rebranded Singapore's Oasis Beauty Kitchen as Postcard.
  • Founder Hildra Grace requested "less farmers market, more Sephora."
  • Senior Designer Craig and Senior Copywriter Lizzie led the renaming.
  • The 50 ml Anywhere Fragrance range includes scents like Smoked Roses, Hotel Lobby, Moon Bloom, Sunlit Terrace, Hyaluronic Heaven, Rooftop Disco, and Java Jungle.
  • Packaging features cylindrical glass bottles, turned wood caps, and textured off-white cartons with perforated postage-stamp illustrations.
  • Smoked Roses has a crimson stamp border with wavy postmark cancellation lines.
  • Head-to-Toe cleansing bars are molded into a cloud-like curve with the wordmark debossed.
  • The full project is on Behance.

Entities

Artists

  • Hildra Grace
  • Craig
  • Lizzie

Institutions

  • Robot Food
  • Oasis Beauty Kitchen
  • Postcard
  • Sephora
  • Behance

Locations

  • Singapore

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