Clear space
Use the width of one vertical stroke in the monogram as one unit. Keep at least two units of clear space on every side.
Identity & campaign system
Connecting aspirational interiors with clear service messages.

Identity / Usage guide
The architectural monogram, brand name and tagline form the complete signature.
Use the width of one vertical stroke in the monogram as one unit. Keep at least two units of clear space on every side.
Keep the symbol, wordmark and supporting line in their original proportions. On screen, use the full signature at 240 px wide or larger.
Place the original signature on the supplied cream or white background. Keep it clear of headlines and product imagery. Do not stretch, rotate, recolour or add effects.
01 / Context
Interior finishing is both an emotional decision and a practical service. The design challenge was to communicate an inviting vision of home while giving offers, timelines and financing messages a clear hierarchy.
I connected the campaign through architectural forms, warm neutral tones and a burgundy signature. The images move between realistic interiors and conceptual scenes, but each composition centres on a single message.
02 / Approach
The keyhole visual turns the idea of a new home into a clear metaphor. Other compositions use a paint roller, an architectural cutaway or an oversized timeline to connect an aspirational scene with a practical service promise.
Give the dream a focal point. Give the offer a clear hierarchy.
The monogram, framed compositions and geometric accents reflect the category while keeping the identity compact.
Burgundy creates recognition against cream and muted interior tones. It gives both promotional and educational content a shared visual thread.
A strong image introduces the idea; scale and contrast organise the offer. The educational carousel uses a quieter layout for advice that needs more attention.
03 / Project collection
The space-planning carousel keeps the same colours but reduces the visual complexity. A consistent diagonal header and one interior example per slide create a predictable reading rhythm. It broadens the campaign from promotional messages to practical design content.
04 / Motion & interaction
05 / Design outcome
A coordinated visual identity and campaign family covering service offers, conceptual hero imagery, educational content and social presentation.
A service campaign needs more than atmosphere. Its visual system has to make both the aspiration and the practical information easy to understand.
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