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CREARA is a Spain-based architectural firm with a unique selling point: creating spaces that align with the lifestyles desired by young families.
With a premium, minimalist aesthetic, the firm stands out by avoiding cookie-cutter designs, instead creating bespoke solutions tailored to each client's specific needs.
Focusing primarily on young families, the visual identity is soft, modern, and sustainable.
Love the clean branding and earthy color palette.
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Looks great! 👌
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the soft green palette and restrained type feel really considered
It really did; the project took about a full month to complete, and selecting the colors was one of the biggest challenges.
This is a great work, Nelson
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Logo is amazing!
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The young-families angle is the tricky constraint here, since premium minimal usually gets read as slightly untouchable and families are the audience least inclined to want that. The softened wordmark and the warmer half of the palette look like where that gets absorbed. Was the...
The color details weren't defined in the brief...
The brief simply specified a desire for a design that felt premium, yet also—in a way—cozy and gentle for families.
So, I created a more "premium" logo using fine lines and soft curves, and complemented the rest with supporting...
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