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The Mutton Manor – Premium Meat Shop Brand Identity & Branding Design
A luxurious and professional brand identity design for The Mutton Manor – Premium Quality Meats. This branding project features an elegant logo, premium business card, billboard, storefront design, product packaging, staff uniforms, water bottle, promotional poster, and branded mockups. The rich maroon, gold, and cream colour palette creates a sophisticated and memorable brand experience.
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