Help Choose Brand Identity: Logo Inspired vs. Unique StyleHelp Choose Brand Identity: Logo Inspired vs. Unique Style
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Currently working on a brand Identity project for an Architecture studio named Hexa, and I am experimenting with multiple directions, Direction 1 uses a pattern that is inspired from the logo design, and Option 2 does not. Curious to see which one would you choose and why! :)

16 voted

76%

Option 1

5 voted

24%

Option 2

21 votes

Closed

Koushik's avatar
Nice work
Alec's avatar
Clean as always!
Gogo's avatar
Thank you Alec, I've felt that you're gonna vote for the clear one!! 😂
Dmytro's avatar
I like this minimalist approach!
Gogo's avatar
Thank you, much appreciated! :)
Taylor's avatar
I'm really loving the pattern in option 1. Makes it stand out way more!
Gogo's avatar
I completely agree with you, it's definitely more appealing! :)
Amit's avatar
The pattern gives a character to the touch points. It makes it stand out from every other brand going for minimalism. Too much cleaning can strip the character ig. I'd go with Patterns.
Gogo's avatar
Thank you, you are completely right with this one, and that's my opinion also! :)
Akinkunmi's avatar
Great work👌, I will prefer the pattern
Gogo's avatar
Thank you, me too :)
Subrata's avatar
Great Work.
Gogo's avatar
Thanks, much appreciated!
Esilonu's avatar
The pattern in Option 1 adds sophisticated depth
Gogo's avatar
Thank you, I agree with you! :)
Heba's avatar
Definitely option 1! the pattern reminds me of a pattern for wooden doors that looks very nice.
Gogo's avatar
Thank you Heba, that's a really interesting interpretation, honestly I did not saw it like that, main idea was to reflect the brutalism architecture since that's Hexa's biggest inspiration 😃
Heba's avatar
Something new to learn! I didn't know about brutalism architecture. But it even felt familiar and visually appealing to me. Here're a few images of the pattern, I found out what it's called "Slanted Wood".
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Oyeyemi's avatar
I’d go with Option 1. The pattern adds a subtle layer of identity and makes the brand feel more distinctive without being overwhelming. It gives the system more personality while still keeping it clean.
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