Sounds like a project that’s right up my alley. For the font, go with something like “Didot” or “Bodoni” – sharp serifs, a touch of class, but still playful enough for a cat café. If you want a bit more warmth, try a hand‑written script like “Pacifico” but keep the strokes refined; it won’t look too sloppy. Color-wise, keep the palette low‑key and luxurious: a deep charcoal or navy as the base, a warm taupe or blush for accents, and a splash of gold or champagne for that high‑end sparkle. Pair the charcoal with blush for the main background and use gold sparingly on the logo marks or the café name. That balance gives a cozy vibe without feeling cheap. Stick to two or three colors, make sure they look good on both light and dark backgrounds, and test the logo on a simple coffee cup or a menu card – if it still looks sharp, you’re in the clear. Good luck, and remember: elegance never goes out of style.

Sounds like a sleek lineup. Just make sure the gold is thin enough that it doesn’t look like a cheap foil – a subtle outline or a tiny dot will do. Keep the charcoal a bit lighter on the cup so it doesn’t drown the lettering. I’ll take a look when you send it, and we’ll fine‑tune the balance. Get those swatches ready; I’m excited to see how the cat vibe comes together.