Sector
Beauty + lifestyle
Brand systems Brand identity
Identity direction + brand rules
Salon Delicious
Beauty-forward branding work with a clean, memorable visual personality.
This page uses the studio's existing portfolio metadata to make the work easier to compare before you leave for the wider Behance archive.
Scope
Logo suite + brand collateral
Studio focus
Identity direction + brand rules
Project lens
Read Salon Delicious through the brand systems lane
Identity direction that sets the logo, palette, typography, and core rules before the rollout starts.
Logo, colors, fonts, and brand rules that guide every campaign, presentation, and supporting piece.
The brand direction still needs to guide launches, decks, and collateral with more confidence.
Where the project starts
Starts with logo direction, color cues, and type pairings, then expands into brand rules and the first launch pieces that depend on them.
What to compare
Look for identity choices that still feel intentional once printed pieces, campaign art, and presentations start using the same system.
What to share in a brief
Share the brand decision that needs to guide the launch, plus the first piece waiting on it.
Deliverables
- Logo suite
- Brand collateral
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Identities
A collection of identity explorations showing the range of the studio's brand work.
Deliverables
- Logo concepts
- Identity marks
Bring this lane into the first note.
Mention the project type, the audience that needs the clearest first read, and the first deliverable people will judge. That gives the studio a better starting point than a generic "make it pop" request.