Trusted by hospitals, warm for families
One identity built to earn a hospital’s confidence and put a family at ease.


Servipore supplies medical equipment to two very different customers: hospitals and clinics on one side, and families caring for someone at home on the other. One brand had to win the confidence of both, without feeling cold to one or casual to the other. As the sole designer, I created the brand identity, a scalable design system and a responsive website, giving a new company a presence that feels credible, consistent and ready to grow.
As a new company, Servipore needed to look established from day one. I led the brand from strategy to launch, shaping how the company looks, sounds and shows up everywhere it meets a customer.
One identity built to earn a hospital’s confidence and put a family at ease.

Every page works as well on a small screen as it does on a desktop.

Hospitals browse the catalogue, families find rentals, and a quote is always one click away.

One product card holds the whole catalogue, so new products launch without new design work.
Hospital equipment,
delivered to wherever
care happens
HEX
0A1428CastorHEX
2341A8SlingHEX
D3D9EESling 100HEX
B4DCC2SplintType pairing
Character set
ABCDEFGHIJKLM
NOPQRSTUVWXYZ
abcdefghijklm
nopqrstuvwxyz
0123456789 · 24×7 → ✓
Hierarchy
Hospital equipment, delivered
For care at home
Beds, respiratory care and made-to-order splints for hospitals, clinics and families.
HOSPITAL FURNITURE · FOR SALE
Delivered and installed · 24×7 support · AMC arranged
For a family
Rent a hospital bed for someone you’re looking after, delivered to your door.
For a hospital
Navigation
Breadcrumbs
On a phone
Buttons
Cards

Product
Audience
Service
What began as a blank page is now a complete brand, ready to grow with the company as it launches in 2026.
One consistent identity across the logo, the colours and the website
Three colours and one typeface for two very different buyers
10 components and 25 colour tokens in a shared design system
A website for desktop and phone, launching in 2026

A read-it-later app that asks how much time you have, then hands you what fits.