nest atlantaLogo Design Contest
Logo Design Contest
Contests / nest atlanta
nest atlanta has selected their winning logo design.
For $305 they received 329 designs
from 25 different designers from around the world.
Logo Design Brief
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Client
Slogan
real estate group
What We Do
Boutique residential real estate firm, serving the Downtown / Intown Atlanta neighborhoods. Many of the homes are 1920s or 1930s Craftsman bungalows, ranging in price from $300K to $1.0M.
Industry
Color Preferences
I like lighter greens, oranges, reds, golden yellows, blues... with dark brown, black/grey or white accents (SEE ATTACHMENT BELOW). No purple or pink please!
Our Ideas & Additional Information
*** This logo will be primarily used on real estate signage, so it is important that people driving by are able to clearly see the word "nest".
*** Simple, modern, hip, warm
*** Would transition nicely from a simple cottage to a luxury home
>>>>>>> If anyone has a mission-style or craftsman style font that they could use for "nest" logo, I would LOVE to see it! I found a free font called "Runy Tunes" at http://www.jmurphyjr.com/freefonts.html
and I love the 2nd font style at http://www.dlwaldron.com/HunterArtsCrafts.html
*** I'm also open to a logo with a background (circle or square) and maybe a tree or a bird
I've included a few other logos I like below..,
*** Simple, modern, hip, warm
*** Would transition nicely from a simple cottage to a luxury home
>>>>>>> If anyone has a mission-style or craftsman style font that they could use for "nest" logo, I would LOVE to see it! I found a free font called "Runy Tunes" at http://www.jmurphyjr.com/freefonts.html
and I love the 2nd font style at http://www.dlwaldron.com/HunterArtsCrafts.html
*** I'm also open to a logo with a background (circle or square) and maybe a tree or a bird
I've included a few other logos I like below..,
Themes
Simple
Colorful
Modern
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