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What do you think of this design? I've been thinking about designing a luxury perfume brand and I've designed the website and What do you think of this design? I've been thinking about designing a luxury perfume brand and I've designed the website, Instagram account, and advertisement.
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The dark gold palette and product photography direction are consistent across all three surfaces. The collections grid on the website feels especially intentional for a perfume brand where visual hierarchy of the bottles matters.
That's exactly the intention — when the product is the hero, the grid has to earn every inch of space. Appreciate you noticing that
Pretty cool
This is a solid approach to building a luxury brand identity system.
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A little more about the inspiration behind Tindara.
I wanted the identity to have a connection to Tindari, Sicily. The Madonna di Tindari statue was the starting point for the symbol, while Sicilian decorative patterns inspired the graphics around it.
For the colors, I chose mustard yellow, deep green, and burgundy, balanced with cream. I wanted to bring some of that warmth and richness into the packaging, while keeping the different elements comfortable together.
For me, these references are what give the project its character and sense of place.
