Property hoarding design

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For the creation of this brand, Eminent Homes wanted Prospect Place to feel like its own communal village with easy access to all the amenities the area had to offer. The team focused on the idea of the development offering the best of both worlds – a garden oasis that’s just a stone’s throw from the CBD. #businesscard #branding #brandingdesign #graphicdesign #visualidentity #graphicdesigner #websitedesign #brandprinciples #logodesigner #marketing #realestatemarketing #branding

Hadley Property Group is a developer of quality residential property in London and the South East who always aim to exceed market expectations. The two listed Georgian townhouses in Craven Street demonstrated their talents for refurbishment at the highest level.

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A hoarding designed for Mahagun’s project - Manorial, extending the campaign ‘Reclaim Your Life’, representing the magnificent living through the majesty of lion. #Branding #creativeagency #advertisingagency #marketingstrategy #creativeadvertising #reflectinggrowth #VOLUME

For a company called No Walls Studio, the research, brand and design agency’s work has everything to do with walls and the spaces they contain within them. The Chicago-based agency works with placemakers to create brand worlds for spaces that will resonate with the people living in and using them. For anyone coming across the work of No Walls Studio for the first time, their name is especially interesting, given how their approach isn’t bound by the limitations of what’s been done before…

Wonder Wellness aims to be a north star for consumers, providing peace of mind as we explore these new experiences. The logo is a high-contrast custom wordmark derived from Domaine Sans, balancing friendliness and sophistication. In a way, the logo rides …