Monroe ManorLogo Design Contest
Logo Design Contest
Contests / Monroe Manor
Monroe Manor has selected their winning logo design.
For $250 they received 125 designs
from 24 different designers from around the world.
Logo Design Brief
Edit
Client
What We Do
Modern, state of the art, Assisted Living facility focusing on professional, personal, loving care to residents and local community.
Industry
Color Preferences
Would like the colors to reflect a sense of caring, loving compassion to those who may be of ill health and at the end of their life. These colors may include red (love), green (healing), yellow (joy), white (purity).
Our Ideas & Additional Information
Monroe Manor Assisted Living facility has traditionally used a large red heart and a lily flower as it's logo and signage. We would like to keep the "heart design logo" (see logo attachment) as it describes our brand personality but would like it to look more "professional" and have someone provide a logo template so we can use this logo for print ads, brochures, website, banners, flags, etc. The heart and lily logo (see attachment) has also been put inside an outlined shape of a house - to create a "heart inside the home" logo. This could also be part of the design idea. We are open to all ideas! When thinking of designing this logo, please think of having to put your own mother or father into an assisted living. What logo would communicate comfort, trust, professionalism, and loving care to influence your decision or create loyalty? Please feel free to email or post any questions or comments. Thank you for your help with this project!
Themes
Necessity
Secure
Simple
Modern
Entries
1st
Withdrawn
2nd
3rd
Withdrawn
Withdrawn
5th
Withdrawn
6th
Withdrawn
7th
Withdrawn
8th
Withdrawn
9th
10th
Withdrawn
New
Withdrawn
New
New
Withdrawn
New
Withdrawn
New
Withdrawn
New
Withdrawn
New
Withdrawn
New
Withdrawn
New
Withdrawn
New
New
New
New
New
New
New
New
New
Withdrawn
New
Withdrawn
New
Withdrawn
New
Withdrawn
New
Withdrawn
New
Withdrawn
New
Withdrawn
New
Withdrawn
New
Withdrawn
New
Withdrawn
New
Withdrawn
New
Withdrawn
New
Withdrawn
New
Withdrawn
New
Withdrawn
New
Withdrawn
New
Withdrawn
Withdrawn
Withdrawn
New
Withdrawn
New
Withdrawn
New
Withdrawn
New
Withdrawn
New
Withdrawn
Withdrawn
Withdrawn
Withdrawn
New
Withdrawn
New
Withdrawn
New
Withdrawn
New
Withdrawn
New