Logo Recreation and Branding Guide
This branding project focused on refreshing the visual identity of Mill Street Florist, a long-standing local business. The primary goal was to design an updated logo supported by a cohesive system of fonts, colours, and patterns. All design work was created in Adobe Illustrator and assembled into a full brand booklet in Adobe InDesign.
The process began with researching florist branding trends and sketching initial concepts. Wanting something more distinctive, I drew inspiration from the shop itself—a house-like building that has been part of the community for over 50 years. Incorporating this structure into the logo helped capture the florist’s history and charm.
I developed multiple logo variations blending the house with floral elements, refining them through feedback from peers and my professor. The final design paired a crisp, architectural shape with softer typography inspired by the organic lines of a flower stem.
For the colour palette, I explored Pantone options and selected a deep mossy green with a vibrant pink to balance tradition and liveliness. From there, I built a full brand package including logo guidelines, type pairings, colour usage, and both digital and print applications.
The final deliverables featured website and social media mockups, stationery, and product applications—resulting in a modernized but character-rich identity that honours Mill Street Florist’s local roots.

