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A visual study on identity and presence.
Exploring contrast, restraint, and emotional color through typography and composition.
Less noise. More intention.
Still bold. Still unapologetic.
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Pelagos is a premium underwater fine dining concept built around depth, silence, and controlled luxury.
The identity avoids literal marine symbolism and instead focuses on architectural calm, restrained typography, and a refined color system inspired by deep water tones and warm interior light.
The visual language reflects the restaurant’s atmosphere-immersive, quiet, and precise. From the serif typography to the muted mineral palette, every element supports the idea that dining here is not transactional, but experiential.
Pelagos positions itself as a destination, not just a restaurant. Depth is not decoration- it is a state.
The Pelagos concept is stunning — avoiding obvious marine clichés and going with architectural calm is such a sophisticated choice. The color palette and restrained typography give it a genuinely premium feel. Would love to dine here!
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