Mavixy case study Vanaark — Identity & website, 2026
↓ Into the woods
01 — The brief

Timber with a pedigree.

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02 — Two roots, one name
VANAARK
वन · Vana Sanskrit · forest

Where the material comes from. The raw, living, slightly unruly half.

Ark Foundation · the thing that holds

What it becomes. Doors, frames, arches — structure that outlives its owners.

Together they tell the whole business in seven letters: natural resource in, enduring product out.

A tree, an arch, a joint.

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03 — Heritage

Every ring is a year.

1994

Durga Enterprises started shaping the wood industry in 1994. Trees keep their history in rings; Vanaark keeps it in its bones. No "since 1994" badge stapled to the logo — just the quiet confidence of people who have done this for three decades.

Cut clean, spaced generously.

04 — Wordmark
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Vanaark lockups in bark, sapwood and mono

A palette you could sand.

05 — Colour

Pulled straight from the timber yard: the dark of the bark, the warmth of walnut, the pale of fresh sapwood, and charcoal for when it has to be serious. Click a plank to copy it.

Vanaark logo in gold leaf on walnut
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Then we built the showroom online.

07 — The website

vanaark.com — dark, warm and slow in the right way. Designed and built by Mavixy for homeowners, businesses and architects who want to see the grain before they call.

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Visit vanaark.com ↗
08 — What we handed over

Joinery, not glue.

Every piece locks into the next — the mark into the wordmark, the palette into the photography, the brand into the website. Pull one out and the rest still holds.

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Your brand could be next.

We build brands people remember and systems businesses actually use. Bring the raw material; we'll bring the joinery.

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