Paloma: A logo exploration for a Mediterranean holiday residence.
The brief was calm, warm, coastal, and refined, so I explored a graphic style inspired by Mediterranean ceramic tiles, vintage seaside emblems, and old residence signage.
I wanted the logo to feel like a place with memory, not overly polished, not generic, but still clean enough to work as a proper brand mark.
The final direction brings together arched Mediterranean forms, a mermaid symbol, sea motifs, and delicate coastal ornamentation, then refines everything into a clean vector logo system.
Still exploring the identity, but this direction feels close to the world Paloma should live in.
Which version feels stronger to you ? the compact mark or the horizontal emblem?
Minimal for me. The W drawn as a winding mountain path is doing double duty, letterform and route in one, exactly what a travel brand wants. Bold is clean but the swoosh W tells a little story before you read a single word.
Exploring the construction, spacing, proportions, and how the identity adapts across different brand applications.
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