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Excited to share the brochure work I did for Flamma.
A real estate studio building homes around quality of life, so the identity needed to feel warm and grounded, not corporate. I leaned into a soft, natural palette and let the brochures do the talking through clean grids and real photography of each space. Would love to hear what you think!
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I worked directly with BRYO’s two founders, taking the brand from early strategy through to a complete visual system and the touchpoints they needed to start putting it into the world.
Looking back, there’s a lot I’d approach differently now. But that’s also what I like about revisiting older work. It was a huge learning experience and one of the first projects where I got to think about a brand as a whole system, not just an identity.
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