Luxury Property Brochure Designed a custom bi-fold property brochure for a Manhattan townhouse li...

Luxury Property Brochure Designed a custom bi-fold property brochure for a Manhattan townhouse li...Luxury Property Brochure Designed a custom bi-fold property brochure for a Manhattan townhouse li...

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Angel Lee

• Sep 5

Luxury Property Brochure

Designed a custom bi-fold property brochure for a Manhattan townhouse listing, creating a polished presentation that balances strong property photography, detailed listing information, floor plans, and agent branding.

The 4-page brochure includes a photography-led front cover, property specifications and floor plans on the back cover, and an editorial-style interior spread featuring residence details and lifestyle imagery. The design was developed to present a substantial amount of information clearly while maintaining a sophisticated, high-end real estate aesthetic.

Created as part of the property’s marketing campaign and prepared for professional print production.

Print Design Photography Photography Direction Editorial Design Graphic Design Adobe Acrobat Adobe InDesign Adobe Photoshop

Reda Oumomen

• Sep 22

Do you prefer the main logo or the mark? Choose your pick. The full project is coming soon, or check it out here on Instagram if you don't wanna wait.

Logo Design Brand Design Graphic Design

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5 voted

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16 votes

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Artur Mikhov

pro

• Sep 22

The mark, but for a reason that has nothing to do with which one looks better here: this brand lives on a pizza box, a napkin and a sticker on a takeaway bag, mostly around 20mm and often one ink on brown board. The full logo introduces the place once; the mark is what someone...

Alamgir Brands

• Sep 22

Queue — Visual Identity for an AI Workflow Platform

Queue needed a mark that could carry "AI-powered" without falling into cliché — something sharp enough for a landing page hero, but small enough to hold up as an app icon.

The logomark builds off the Q's negative space: three overlapping arrows forming a spiral, nodding to the product's core idea — data queued and flowing first-in, first-out. Rendered in a high-contrast neon green against near-black, it reads as fast and automated rather than soft and generic-SaaS.

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