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The Piink Room — Brand Refresh, Product Photography & Website
The Piink Room is a beauty brand I developed and refreshed from the ground up, including its visual identity, product presentation, and online presence.
For this project, I redesigned the logo, developed the brand’s visual direction, created product imagery and marketing visuals, and designed the brand’s website to create a cohesive experience from the product itself to the online store.
The goal was to create a brand that felt fun, feminine, polished, and recognizable while making the products look professional and ready to sell.
This project showcases my ability to take a product-based business beyond a logo and create a complete brand experience across visual identity, product presentation, and digital platforms.
Services: Logo Design • Brand Identity • Product Branding • Website Design • Product Photography • E-commerce Design
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