Lerin HillsLogo Design Contest
Logo Design Contest
Contests / Lerin Hills
Lerin Hills has selected their winning logo design.
For $375 they received 116 designs
from 19 different designers from around the world.
Logo Design Brief
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Client
What We Do
Lerin Hills is a master-planned community in San Antonio, Texas that provides builders and potential homebuyers the opportunity to produce eco-friendly homes that have spectacular views of the Texas hill country but are near metropolitan areas.
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Color Preferences
dark, rich colors such as deep greens, reds, oranges; font colors such as off-white, beige, taupe
we want to convey a rustic, luxurious feel, but avoid the typical "cowboy" design (i.e. no cowboy hats or boots or cacti); instead maybe incorporate rust colors or rustic belt-buckle silver
development location is in San Antonio, TX, so colors that reflect the surrounding environment
we want to convey a rustic, luxurious feel, but avoid the typical "cowboy" design (i.e. no cowboy hats or boots or cacti); instead maybe incorporate rust colors or rustic belt-buckle silver
development location is in San Antonio, TX, so colors that reflect the surrounding environment
Our Ideas & Additional Information
Preferred fonts would be modified cursive or other elegant styles that look regal and upscale but are still easy to read. The logo is also to be ultimately used as a large sign welcoming people to the development, so it needs to be simple enough that it can be transferred to that format. Not looking for modernism, digital elements, or symbols; instead, a refined but luxurious formatting of the development's name. This is an upscale community that offers a lot of amenities such as a lake, vast walking trails, abundance of water for assuring green lawns, and eco-friendly development.
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Colorful
Luxury
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