It was a real pleasure to work with Rose Narmani Luxury Interiors to create their new brand identity, which includes an attractive ‘RN’ monogram logo. The design process often yields the best results when it is collaborative, and that was certainly the case throughout this project. We fell in love with the idea of an ‘RN’ monogram, which was treated with a gradient bronze, pairing beautifully with white and rose gold tones.
We considered not only the colours and fonts, but textures appropriate for the brand – and as is so often the case with interior design – a holistic approach to the tone and feeling conveyed by the branding across all touchpoints.
Following the brand identity, we went on to design and develop a WordPress website for the brand, which you can view here.
Case Study
Opportunity
Ultra-high-end clients in luxury interiors expect instant signals of taste, discretion and editorial polish. Amid noisy, trend-led visuals, there was space for a quietly authoritative identity that aligns with a gallery-level design practice.
Objectives
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Project true high-luxury and exclusivity from the first glance.
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Communicate curation, craft and senior-level oversight without visual noise.
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Build a disciplined system that holds up across proposals, lookbooks, web and press materials.
Insight & Strategy
This audience decides quickly and values restraint. We positioned the brand around quiet luxury: precision typography, generous negative space, and a measured visual voice that lets materials, light and detail speak. The tone is confident and understated—assured rather than decorative.
Identity Solution
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Core mark & typography: A refined typographic identity with meticulous spacing and proportions to read with poise at both headline and small sizes.
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System: Primary and secondary lockups with clear spacing/min-size rules to protect legibility across small formats and premium print.
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Palette & imagery: A restrained, timeless palette paired with photography direction that highlights texture, light and craftsmanship—creating an editorial calm that matches the interiors.
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Applications: Templates for proposals and case studies, press-ready assets, and digital usage guidance so the identity deploys consistently day to day.
Competitive Edge Now
Compared with category norms, the brand presents considered exclusivity—a composed, editorial presence that raises perceived value and trust, while improving usability across client touchpoints.
What This Enables
Ideally positioned to attract design-literate, high-net-worth clients; to present work with museum-grade clarity across print and digital; and to scale into future collaborations and publications without losing coherence or the high-luxury aura.
