Aureon

Aureon

The Process

We walked the building with the owners, collected details from its original plasterwork and ironwork, and used them as the starting point for the wordmark, a pattern and a warm metallic palette.

  • Site visit and research
  • Wordmark and monogram
  • Pattern and palette
  • Signage and wayfinding
  • Printed guest materials

The Challenge

The identity had to feel elegant without being formal, and it had to work on everything from a website to embossed room keys and outdoor signage.

The Solution

A monogram and pattern drawn from the building itself, with a simple set of rules for when to use each. Guests meet the same details from the booking page to the bedside.

  • A wordmark and monogram for print and signage
  • A pattern drawn from the building
  • Guidelines for staff and suppliers

What our clients say

“ From the first meeting to the final launch, the team led with vision, clarity, and care. The results exceeded expectations.”
Sarah Mitchell
CEO & Founder
“ From the first idea to the final result, they brought fresh thinking, clear direction, and a passion for quality work.”
Emily Parker
Co-Founder
“ From early sketches to final designs, they delivered precision, creativity, and thoughtful details that made a difference.”
Daniel Foster
Head of Design
“ From the initial vision to the final outcome, they shaped every detail with creativity, purpose, and a clear direction.”
Olivia Bennett
Creative Director
“ From the first strategy to the final campaign, they brought insight, creativity, and focus that delivered real results.”
Sophia Williams
Marketing Manager
“ From planning to final delivery, they kept every detail organized, every process smooth, and the entire team aligned.”
James Carter
Operations Director
“ From the first brainstorm to the final identity, they brought fresh ideas, thoughtful strategy, and a distinct voice.”
Emma Collins
Brand Strategist
“ From the project kickoff to the final handoff, they ensured clear communication, smooth execution, and reliable results.”
Michael Turner
Project Manager