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The parents of this baby wanted to create a space where calm and tranquility could be felt, without making many modifications or interventions to the existing space.
The main theme is the jungle, but we integrated it subtly with olive green and beige tones, furniture with wood tones and textures, white fabrics, and storage designed to facilitate the work of a mother caring for a newborn.
The windows would allow plenty of natural light into the space during the day, making it quite bright.
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Bringing back Nestform — one of our standout projects from last year.
Nestform is a compact-living brand creating modular furniture that transforms and helps people build cleaner, calmer, more functional spaces.
The logo comes from a simple idea: small furniture pieces growing into larger forms. The abstract “N” is built from modular units, showing how the furniture shifts and adapts to your space.
The color palette follows the same thinking, calm, muted tones that let the products shine.
The final identity is simple, smart, and easy to live with. A true reflection of Nestform.
✪ View full case study here
https://www.behance.net/gallery/239970443/Nestform-Modular-Furniture-Branding
Developed a structured visual identity for Gaya, an architectural wellness sanctuary. The brand system prioritizes a minimalist hierarchy to reflect a commitment to high-performance recovery and singular focus.
Brand Identity Design — Health, Wellness & Female Empowerment
A space built by women, for women. My job was to give it an identity worthy of its purpose.
This project called for a chromatic and typographic system carefully crafted to communicate transformation, sophistication, and warmth — without compromising visual cohesion across touchpoints.
What was developed:
— Semantic color palette with 8 calibrated tones: cream, nude, burnt rose, mauve, warm brown, and a 4-stop gold scale — each color assigned a functional role within the visual hierarchy
— Typographic system built on italic serif display, spaced small caps for subheadings, and light sans-serif for body copy — creating editorial rhythm and femininity without sacrificing legibility
— Logo system with primary, reversed, and colored-background variations, including clear space rules and misuse guidelines
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