Brand Hierarchy | an order to what stands out

Brand Hierarchy | an order to what stands out

Brand Hierarchy – what tops your list for your brand.  Is it your business name, is it your logo, your catchphrase, highlighting your point of difference or letting us know who you are and what you do?

For Icon Bathroomware

1.  Business Name & Logo has been given the greatest emphasis in their design.  The layering of the word Icon serves to emphasis the bolder black and red logo version.  The larger grey text with soft orange dot on the ‘i’ adds a further dimension to the design.  These small adaptations can add emotion, luxury, beauty to the design each saying something intangible about your brand.

2. What they do | “Bathroom Ware”

3. Contact | Web Address

See how this design marries up with what is happening on their website.

Uniformity is important for instant web recognition and reinforcing brand elements.

About Allison

Hi there! I put together a lot of what you see here on our website and try to add a human touch to business. Everything here relates in one form or another to what we do, both practically and artistically and aims to open your mind to the marketing possibilities for your business. It's a very new website, version 3 and we are very excited about expanding creatively via an online shop which we are currently working on. I hope you find some inspiration here.

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