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Excited to share my latest branding project: Paloma, a visual identity for a Mediterranean holiday residence.
The goal was to create a brand that felt calm, refined, and welcoming while capturing the atmosphere of a Mediterranean summer. I developed a custom wordmark, a cohesive visual system, and a range of hospitality applications including room keys, signage, postcards, luggage tags, and guest amenities.
This was such a fun project to work on, and I'd love to hear your thoughts or feedback from the community. ☀️
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