The mark consists of DuraFi's mark consists of an angled parallelogram with angle one pointing southwest. The two sides that consist of the southwest angle are colored magenta where the angle is formed. The two lines consisting of the southwest angle gradually transition from magenta into a light purple when moving away from the southwest angle. Angles 2 and 3 are created by the addition of two lines where the diagonals bisect each other. The color of the aforementioned lines transitions from purple to teal. These lines converge to where angles four should normally form for a parallelogram with a northeastern orientation. Both sides of angle four extend in a northern orientation parallel to each other and then turns east at an angle greater than 45 degrees. Two more lines then converge from the end of the sides and meet at a point. This portion of the mark transitions from teal to aquamarine. A small aquamarine diamond east of the northern oriented lines with one side parallel to the northern oriented line and the other side parallel to eastern oriented line. Next to the mark is the name durafi in Josefin Sans Bold.