Western Elegance Real EstateLogo Design Contest
Logo Design Contest
Contests / Western Elegance Real Estate
Western Elegance Real Estate has selected their winning logo design.
For $475 they received 204 designs
from 35 different designers from around the world.
Logo Design Brief
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Client
What We Do
The company assists clients in selling or buying real estate.
Industry
Color Preferences
Earth tones would be appropriate (browns/tans/greens), but don't rule out dark blues, burgundy/dark reds or black/grey. Colors should NOT be pastel, neon or overly bright.
Our Ideas & Additional Information
Attached is a logo representing an affiliate company to this new real estate company--Wyoming Club Real Estate & Title. The client likes the simplicity and elegance of this logo/type as well as the hierarchy of the words (more focus on Wyoming Club). The font should be sturdy, purposeful and lean toward masculine. It should NOT be scripty, cursive or feminine. The logo should be simple and elegant (see Park Hill and Evergreen), not busy with too many elements (see Hunter Blair, Kingston Homes). The client wishes to portray a business with sellers and buyers in Wyoming and South Dakota, states with wide open spaces and big sky. However, it is most important to convey elegance. Icons that might be considered in the design would be a skeleton key (see attached image), a western icon weathervane (i.e. horse, star, cowboy hat, horseshoe, farm windmill...see attached image). The logo could also just be all type, but if that direction is explored, Western Elegance should be more prominent. The design should be classy, not whimsical. Feel free to feature WE in the design as well.
Themes
Simple
Luxury
Masculine
Gray
Classic
Refined
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