I worked with Barbara Anthony to refresh the identity of her 75 year old Brookline inn: Anthony's Townhouse. I used distinct elements from the property along with inspiration from its history to create a new visual identity.





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The door icon trades some simplicity to best represent the ornate property it identifies. Because of the large black windows and unique arch shape, it remains distinct in small applications. It is traced exactly off an image of the real door, so the entrance to the Townhouse becomes a massive instance of the logo that patrons recognize as they enter. I chose the door because it is memorable and embodies the welcoming nature of Anthony's Townhouse. The floral pattern is a recreation of the wallpaper in their kitchen. The color palette leans entirely warm to reflect the personality of the hosts and the space they curate. Additionally, I chose these fonts to evoke a Colonial era feel as well as compliment the logo.




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The brochure is designed with shelves in mind. The logo and name are large at the top to be visible even if there are more brochures stacked in front of it. The photos on the back immediately display the unique and ornamental style of the townhouse.




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