Work Bakery, Amsterdam
Ochtend
A bakery that opens at seven and sells out by eleven. Every third post says what came out of the oven.

The brief
The bakery bakes four breads a day and changes them every day. Regulars kept sending messages to ask what was on before they cycled over, and the owners were answering them at five in the morning.
The idea
Every third post is the bake sheet, set in the bakery’s serif on flour-coloured paper, in Dutch. Every third post in a three-column grid stacks into one column, so the menu always runs down the feed as a single stripe. Posting moves the stripe one column over. It never breaks.
The shift test
Every third post is the morning’s bake sheet.
Keep scrolling and four more posts go up. Every tile moves, and the rule holds.
Post 240 @ochtend.bakkerij
The system
- Rye#4B2E1E
- Flour#F2ECE1
- Crust#A8673A
- Night#1E2430
Display type: Young Serif. Everything in the identity is set in it or in nothing at all.
The last cell is the template tile. One person fills it in on a phone, and nothing else on it ever moves.


What shipped
The bake sheet is written at 06:40 every morning on a phone, from a four-line template. The questions in the inbox stopped within the first month of posting it.









