This is the primary design associated with your brand. Use it on your marketing materials, business cards, and anywhere else you need to identify your brand.
Sophisticated
Luxurious
Inviting
Professional
Brand Vibe
This version is the opposite orientation of your main logo. Use this option when the shape of your main logo doesn't fit the space.
SECONDARY LOGO
Alternate logos add additional depth and flexibility to your brand. They also help cover less common use cases.
ALTERNATE LOGO
Your mark is used to further enhance your brand identity. Use it as a watermark, a stamp, or in instances where the main logo already appears elsewhere on the same design.
MARK
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#E0D6CA
#E7E4DC
#F1F1EF
#1D1D1D
Your color palette should be used consistently to increase brand recognition.
Primary colors are the main colors used on your website and in graphics, while secondary colors act as accents, used more subtly in places like photography or accent art.
Color Palette
Poppins light (300)
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quiche sans Light
Intro sentences and short,
bold statements.
quiche sans light, all caps
headlines
poppins normal (400)
Subheads
Your fonts have been carefully selected to work together, cover all use-cases, and provide flexibility in your brand designs. Using these fonts consistently will lead to increased brand recognition. Each font name is linked to where you can download or purchase that font.
Typography
mockups
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To ensure your continued success, we've pulled together a collection of links and training videos.
Links + Training
The logos in your Brand Toolbox have been organized by file format in order to help you easily find what you need.
File Formats
All your logo versions and marks should be center-aligned to keep your brand looking polished,
alignment
In order to keep all elements legible, your logo versions should not be used smaller than 2 in.
sizing
All branding elements should have plenty of
“white space” or breathing room around all sides (we recommend at least 20% of the element's overall width). See diagram as an example.
Spacing
These best practices will help your brand look professional & polished when in use.