Windows on WashingtonLogo Design Contest
Logo Design Contest
Contests / Windows on Washington
Windows on Washington has selected their winning logo design.
For $375 they received 90 designs
from 20 different designers from around the world.
Logo Design Brief
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Client
What We Do
Windows on Washington is a home improvement contractor in the Washington, DC (Virginia, Maryland, DC) area that specializes in replacement windows, roofing, siding, insulation, and air sealing...and we'd like to expand to decks this summer as well.
Industry
Color Preferences
Our current logo is white and bright blue (lighter than navy, darker than sky blue). It's a pretty combination, but many window companies use the same color palette and we need to differentiate in a crowded market. Also, just having blue and white isn't as eye catching as we would like it to be. The other logo we had designed on this site was tangerine (orange) and dark lime (green) and we loved the striking and rich color contrast. I think we'd like to stay away from purple and yellow. If red is used, maybe it should be limited it to an accent color for punch.
Our Ideas & Additional Information
http://www.windowsonwashington.net/ This is our webiste. We are going to redesign it once we settle in on a logo. The logo on the homepage isn't exactly what we're using. We are using the US Capital Building behind the windows with grids (that's the picture shown) with Windows on Washington to the right of it. Both the picture and the name in the logo are usually in bright blue with a white background.
Themes
Masculine
Colorful
Refined
Secure
Complex
Necessity
Modern
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