A strong brand is more than a nice logo. It has to look like one family everywhere customers meet it — the sign out front, business cards, menus, the website, every social post. We design the whole CI system, plus guidelines that let your team apply it correctly without waiting on a designer.
Before the first line is drawn we work out where your business stands, who your customers are, what competitors look like and how people should feel when they see your brand. Then we sketch several directions, pick the one that fits best, rebuild it as vectors on a grid, add colour and test it in real use. Every decision has a reason behind it — not just taste.
Several directions on paper, then we keep the one that tells your story best.
Drag to watch the logo take shape
Pick a personality for Tide & Karst, a made-up Krabi resort, and watch the logo, colours, type and every touchpoint change together. That is why CI has to be designed as a system.
/* Tide & Karst · Andaman Luxe */:root { --brand-primary: #0E2240; --brand-secondary: #C9A45C; --brand-accent: #E9DFCC; --brand-ink: #14161C; --brand-paper: #FAF7F0; --brand-font-display: Georgia, serif; --brand-radius: 2px;}Good CI is a system, not a single picture. We define a palette with HEX, RGB and CMYK values, check contrast so text stays readable, choose a type pairing that looks right in both Thai and English, and design patterns, icons or illustrations that make every piece feel related.
Tap a colour to copy it. Pick a text and a background colour and see whether the pair passes WCAG contrast. The palette follows the personality you chose above.
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CMYK values are approximate. We always proof colours with the printer before a print run.
Your logo will appear as a tiny browser-tab icon and on a sign several metres wide. So we design it as a set — full lockup, compact version, standalone symbol and favicon — in versions for light backgrounds, dark backgrounds and single-colour print, all tested in real contexts before handover.
Our Pixel K is a solid K whose lower arm breaks into pixels — a team that is steady but quick on its feet. It pairs with an illustration of Khao Khanap Nam simplified into six levels. All of it lives in our brand book and runs on the website you are looking at.
L1 · OriginalLarge artwork, covers and posters
You receive a brand book that explains how to use every element, and neatly organised source files your printer can take straight away. And because we are also a web development team, we hand over design tokens as CSS and Tailwind code, so your website and app match the brand to the pixel.
Organised, clearly named files you can pass straight to a printer, an agency or your web team.
