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Brand identity design for Sheild Brand.
It's a fashion brand and we are finding it difficult to decide which color would work better for the brand personality.
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Option B really stands out. The effort and thought behind it are obvious, and it shows in the final result. Keep pushing like this, you're building something remarkable.
Thank you kolawole! Feedback well recieved.
This looks clean and well thought out. How long did it take you to bring everything together?
Thank you Kolawole. Research, strategy, and conceptualization was within three days.
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A furniture startup, Korven, recently hired us to build their visual world. Their mission? High-end, sculptural wooden furniture (starting with these Noguchi-esque coffee tables) at an attainable price point ($180–$200 USD). They’re launching with coffee tables but have a roadmap to expand into side tables and full architectural wood elements.
The Dilemma:
We’re split on the visual strategy. Bold, geometric and authoritative vs rounded, modern and tactile.
The Question:
When a product looks like a $2,000 sculpture but costs $200, which identity builds more trust?
👇 Vote A or B. If the answer is "Neither," tell us why. Be brutal!
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23 voted
49%
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Great work, and welcome to the community.
If a brand has been around long enough to earn trust, trendy design is usually the wrong move.
Trendy design is loud.
Legacy is already loud.
So for Dean Entertainment Group, the goal wasn’t “make it feel current.” It was to make it feel inevitable.
A focused visual system. Clean decisions. No extra decoration.
Because restraint is what makes a brand like this feel expensive.
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The restraint here is the skill. Legacy brands need design that reinforces trust, not chases trends. This nails it.
Enjoying the last day of the Easter weekend, and revisiting one of my favourite projects.
Here's how the brand identity for Compani, a pet-first café, started as a moodboard vs how it came to life.
Case study is live here.
Love the type and color treatment!
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