Haven, a two-storey Camp Hill home with white weatherboard facade
Haven monogram, four interlocking petals

Haven

Branding for a Sabdia Constructions home, drawn as four interlocking loops that read as a flower and a knot at once.

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5 Bed2 Bath2 CarPool
The Haven name set as a script in white on sand

The mark

One line, folded four times, closing on itself.

The monogram is a single continuous path. Four petals overlap into a quatrefoil that holds together without a start or an end, which is the whole idea behind a haven.

The wordmark sits under it in a thin geometric lowercase, tracked open so the letters keep the same air as the symbol.

Two grounds

Built to hold on light stock and on dark.

The mark is line work, so it reverses cleanly. Black on the paper stock, white on signage and dark applications, with no second version to maintain.

Haven monogram reversed to white on charcoal

The property magazine.

A book that carries the mark across the cover and lets the interiors run wide inside, printed for buyers walking the home.

Haven magazine open across an interior spread beside the closed cover
Haven magazine spreads layered under afternoon light
Interior spreads, shot under the same light as the house.
Client
Sabdia Constructions
Brisbane, Australia
Scope
Monogram and wordmark
Stationery
Property magazine
Tools
Illustrator
Photoshop
InDesign
Published
2023
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