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Client: The Oyster Inn. An Oyster Bar at the Côte d’Azur, Nice, France.
“Located on the enchanting Côte d’Azur in the lively city of, the oyster inn embodies the fusion of coastal elegance and culinary mastery. Inspired by the serene Mediterranean breeze, we create a menu featuring the freshest oysters, a true homage to the seas treasures. Our purpose is to craft a coastal sanctuary or each bite becomes a journey to paradise, reflecting the allure of the French Riviera”
Deliverables: Logo Design, Landing page and or Men
Inspired by the local restaurant scene and the specific cuisine of Nice, I designed a distinctive logo for "The Inn." My research delved into the branding styles of various establishments in the area, allowing me to create a visual identity that felt authentic to the region. A significant influence for the logo's aesthetic came from the exquisite French porcelain, particularly its highly decorative plates, known for their delicate, intricate, and often symmetrical patterns.
Beyond the digital realm, it was crucial to illustrate how the brand would translate into physical spaces. Therefore, I also developed window display mock-ups. These visual representations allowed the client to envision precisely how their new logo would appear when printed and displayed on the restaurant's windows, offering a tangible sense of the brand's real-world presence.
