Jeannette Kaczorowski

A-frame sidewalk posters for The Cabinet Mezcal Bar, East Village, NYC

Poster series and assets for Superbueno's 1st Anniversary party inspired by vintage Lucha Libre Mexican wrestling posters. All type hand-drawn using Procreate.

Winner in the Communication Arts 2025 Typography Competition.

Logo design for a community-centric cinema cocktail bar located in the Karlsruhe Kinemathek, Germany. Design needed to work as an illuminated sign.

Cocktail Kingdom Hospitality Group, NYC
superbuenonyc.com
IG: @superbuenonyc

Creative Direction + Branding + Interior Design

Superbueno’s energetic 52-seat space was designed to emulate the vibrancy of the streets of Mexico City and the urban sophistication of New York. Geometric design elements reference mid-century Mexican architecture; a striking terrazzo bar top with pops of pink, peach, and yellow commands attention; and colorful Luchador masks and works by emerging Mexican artists accent the white-washed brick and plastered walls.

Architecture by Tomer Tal
Photography by John Shyloski, Matt Taylor Gross

Cocktail Kingdom Hospitality Group, NYC

The logo and brand collateral for this corner spot in the East Village of NYC was inspired by the hand-painted "rotulo" street signs of Mexico and evoke the playfulness and energy of the bar’s culture and interior design. Multi-color beveled lettering references the LED lighting system in the space that orchestrates a nightly vibe, specific to that moment in time.

Cocktail Kingdom Hospitality Group
macenewyork.com
IG: @macenewyork

Creative Direction + Branding + Menu Design + Interior Design

Mace is a spice-based cocktail bar located in Manhattan’s Greenwich Village. Mixed-tone metals, reflective surfaces, warm wood table-tops and soft natural greens identify the dimly-lit atmosphere. The zinc-clad bar top gains a natural patina with each service, with a distressed mercury mirror behind the backbar providing an industrial texture. A trellis-patterned wallpaper accents the walls beneath silk ferns, ivy and tropical plants. For an added brand experience, the bathroom walls are lined with a deep textured pandan wallpaper, a signature herb represented on the cocktail menu.

The printed menu was inspired by botanical field guides. Each cocktail is marked by an illustration for the herb which inspired the drink, with a small chart noting flavor profile, preparation, spice origin and glassware.

#18 of North America’s 50 Best Bars / 2023
#72 of the Top 500 Bars / 2022
#93 of 100 of the World’s Best Bars / 2022
#35 of North America's 50 Best Bars / 2022
Siete Misterios award for Best Cocktail Menu / 2022
Nominated for World’s Best Cocktail Menu at Tales of the Cocktail 2016-2019

Originally located in the far East Village on 9th St at Avenue C, Mace has since moved twice.

Architect for W 8th St: Tomer Tal.
Photography by John Shyloski, Melissa Hom and Scott Gordon Bleicher. All barware designed and manufactured by Cocktail Kingdom.

Cocktail Kingdom Hospitality Group

The second location of Mace Cocktail Bar sat on 12th St near Avenue A, and spanned 2 rooms. One side had the main bar, while the other had dining seating a service bar. The main challenge was in unifying these two rooms conceptually and making both sides equally desirable seating. A huge soffit protruded from the wall in the East room, which I panneled with diagonal tongue-and-groove wood in a natural stain to add warmth and a graphic detail to the predominantly monochromatic palette. The vast store-front windows were trimmed with delicate paneling to invoke the feeling of Victorian tea and spice shops. Natural curated plants hugged these windows and a botanical wallpaper engulfed the small passageway between spaces, serving as rich green accents for the herbal concept of the brand.

Photography: John Shyloski, Alex Kikis, Melissa Hom

Mace Cocktail Bar
Cocktail Kingdom Hospitality Group

Menu design, branding and collateral for award-winning spice-based cocktail bar, East Village, NYC.

Creative Direction + Interior Design + Decorating + Branding

Cocktail Kingdom Hospitality Group
thecabinetnyc.com
IG: @cabinetmezcalbar

The Cabinet Mezcal Bar is tucked in the far East Village of Manhattan, turning 2 small storefronts into a cocktail bar on one side, and tasting room and events space on the other. Deep green walls, glossy blacks and gold-veined brick saturate the space to feel vaguely Victorian meets American Frontier. Rustic wood tops add warmth and texture, and cinnamon diamond-tufted leather upholstery was inspired by the seating of old stagecoaches. Elements of home come through with mixed frames of portraits and images that hint at the history of the U.S. and Mexico and the production of mezcal and tequila.

Photography by John Shyloski

The Cabinet Mezcal Bar
Branding, Menu Design, Collateral, Signage

Logo and graphic designed for a neighborhood cafe, Karlsruhe, Germany

https://electriceelcafe.de/
@electriceelcafe

Line art, typography and design for Tarot Card Box Set, following the classic interpretations of A.E. Waite. Coloring by Amalia Drewes. Deck includes 78 unique illustrations plus card back.

Client: Mud Puddle Books, Inc.

Miracle Christmas Pop-Up Bar
https://www.miraclepopup.com/
IG: @miraclepopup

Co-Founder // Creative Direction + Branding

Miracle is a Christmas-themed pop-up cocktail bar that serves holiday cocktails in a festive setting with nostalgic holiday décor, professionally-developed cocktails and branded barware. What began as a festive way to utilize a space under construction turned into a global franchise with branding and product development led by myself and the Cocktail Kingdom design team. Entering its 8th year in 2022, Miracle served over 160 locations.

Design direction includes creation of franchise branding guides, menu design, website development, photography, recipe manual, social media assets, barware, glassware, ceramic mugs, product packaging, and additional partner collateral such as business cards, framed posters, retail signs, tablecloths, coasters and gift bags.

Also see associated tropical-themed holiday pop-up developed with tiki historian and cocktail industry legend, Jeff “Beachbum” Berry: Sippin’ Santa.
https://www.sippinsantapopup.com/

Prop styling and cocktails by Joann Spiegel
Cocktail photography Melissa Hom, Noah Fecks
Design team: Cocktail Kingdom

Cocktail Kingdom Hospitality Group
boilermakernyc.com

Creative Direction + Branding + Interior Design

Branding and design for East Village neighborhood bar specializing in craft beers, cocktails, burgers and wings. A neighborhood space with an industrial urban concept inspired by metal and iron union worker hangouts. Boilermaker stood on the corner of 1st and 1st in the East Village of Manhattan for 7 years until its close in late 2020.

Photography by Paul Wagtouicz and Blake Jones
Sign painting by Jaime Cartagena

Creative Direction + Concept + Logo Design

Industrial neighborhood cocktail bar.
Cocktail Kingdom Hospitality Group, NYC

Cocktail Kingdom

Packaging design for a set of highly accurate, small-measurement spoons for the bar and kitchen designed in collaboration with author and renowned bartender, Jim Meehan.

Spoon set comes in reusable pressed tin box.

Cocktail Kingdom

Art Direction + Branding + Product Design + Packaging Design

Cocktail Kingdom Reserve is a premium line of products designed exclusively for Cocktail Kingdom, manufacturers of professional barware. The objective was to differentiate the product line from the general products, creating a look of exclusivity and luxury while maintaining the company's reputation for highly functional yet elegant professional tools.

Product photography: Scott Gordon Bleicher 

Cocktail Kingdom

Packaging + Logo Design

Branding and packaging design for a utilitarian line of cocktail-focused bar products. 

Cocktail Kingdom

Packaging design for muddler and ice stamp honoring cocktail industry personality, Gary “Gaz” Regan. Silkscreened canvas bag.

Retail packaging design concepts for cocktail sets: 1 Shaken Set, 1 Stirred Set. Client: Mud Puddle Inc.

Logo design for spirits industry branding agency. 

Logo design for laid back Lower East Side cocktail bar.

Inspired by the owners’ Midwestern origins and the bar’s appeal as a neighborhood hangout for bartenders, the logo’s casual script evokes schoolhouse nostalgia. A muted palette of brown and orange are warm, inviting and familiar. A nod to the space’s literary collection, a cloth-bound narrow menu feels like a trusty handbook, with a stamped logo and crossbar that trails off the edge of the cover, leading the guest to look inside.

Cocktail Kingdom Hospitality Group

Creative Direction + Branding

Cocktail Kingdom Hospitality Group’s first bar, a decadent and raucous cocktail bar that relished in the rich textures, materials and neon glow of 1970s NYC. Complete with era-themed cocktails, music and a throwback food menu, Golden Cadillac stood beaming on the corner of First and First in Manhattan’s East Village.

Designed with Fieldlines Architecture.
Photography by Daniel Krieger and Melissa Hom

Creative Direction + Logo + Menu Design

1970s-themed cocktail bar.
Cocktail Kingdom Hospitality Group, NYC

Event series at Golden Cadillac cocktail bar.

Cocktail Kingdom Hospitality Group, NYC

Retro-styled logo design for mobile cocktail bar. 

Logo + Illustration for cocktail bar in Delray Beach, Florida.

Cocktail Kingdom

Branding and label concept design for Nutmeg Liqueur

Client: Crow Hill Design Studio, Inc.

Art Direction + Design + Branding + Typography

Hand-drawn logo for Brooklyn-based design studio.

Cocktail Kingdom

Cover and Endpaper design

Potions of the Caribbean: 500 Years of Tropical Drinks and the People Behind Them by Jeff “Beachbum” Berry strains five centuries of fascinating history through a cocktail shaker, serving up 77 vintage Caribbean drink recipes — 16 of them “lost” recipes that have never before been published anywhere in any form, and another 19 that have never been published in book form.

Cocktail Kingdom

Art Direction, Endpaper Design
Cover Design: Victoria Abrami
Flow: Barbara Scott-Goodman

When Beachbum Berry’s Sippin’ Safari was first published in 2007, it ignited a global Tiki drink revival by revealing 69 top-secret recipes of Tiki’s midcentury golden age, and the stories of the people behind them. This 10th Anniversary edition adds another 14 never-before-published classic cocktails to the mix, plus a 26-page preface detailing how the Bum discovered, decoded, and divulged the book’s long-lost recipes.

Menu design and cocktail illustrations for Beachbum Berry’s Latitude 29 tiki bar and restaurant in New Orleans, LA

latitude29nola.com

Mud Puddle Inc.

Box design / Book cover design

Mud Puddle Inc.

Box design / Book cover design

Mud Puddle Inc.

Box design / Book cover design

Sony Music

CD package design.

Sony Music

Mud Puddle Inc.

Box design / Book cover design

Sony Music

Art Direction + Design

LP, CD and logo design

Client: Arcade Creative Group / Sony Music

Box set design

Arcade Creative Group / Sony Music

Brochure Design

Arcade Creative Group/Sony BMG

Booklet Design

Sony Playstation box design concepts

Sony Music

Album cover designs for Glee Seasons 1, 2 and 3.

Identity concept for antiques and oddities shop. 

Concept for branding and menu design of seafood restaurant. 

Book cover concepts for a trio set of Clive Barker novels. 

Poster design and tickets for my brother's intergalactic travel pod, created as a Christmas gift.  

Wine label concept design

Product and packaging concept

“Save the Date” card for a friend’s wedding.