ScennettLogo Design Contest
Logo Design Contest
Contests / Scennett
Scennett has selected their winning logo design.
For $275 they received 218 designs
from 36 different designers from around the world.
Logo Design Brief
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Client
Slogan
Inspiring Residential and Building Design
What We Do
Scennett Design works with Custom Home Buyers, Builders and Developers to provide thoughtful, creative plan design and production services for single-family and commercial projects of all sizes
Industry
Color Preferences
no pink.
Our Ideas & Additional Information
This is my website. It is still in progress but very close to it's final form. Good number of photos to describe my work:
https://chris-homer.squarespace.com/
Architect logos I've seen sometimes get too literal, NO greek columns or 3D cubes please. I'd like a 21st century style logo, here are some examples of what I consider 21st century:
http://www.awwwards.com/99-creative-logo-designs-for-inspiration.html
many of these are too playful or cartoonish for my purpose, but good examples of a current style.
overall I'd like something simple, modern and stylish that communicates thought, perception, awareness.
The logo should work well when printed in grey scale.
https://chris-homer.squarespace.com/
Architect logos I've seen sometimes get too literal, NO greek columns or 3D cubes please. I'd like a 21st century style logo, here are some examples of what I consider 21st century:
http://www.awwwards.com/99-creative-logo-designs-for-inspiration.html
many of these are too playful or cartoonish for my purpose, but good examples of a current style.
overall I'd like something simple, modern and stylish that communicates thought, perception, awareness.
The logo should work well when printed in grey scale.
Themes
Gray
Luxury
Refined
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