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EMMY COUTURE DESIGNS

PROJECT TYPE:
  • BASIC LOGO DESIGN
  • CUSTOM WEBSITE DESIGN
INDUSTRY: INTERIOR DESIGN
LOCATION: SCOTTSDALE, ARIZONA

Emmy Couture Designs is an award-winning full-service interior design firm based in Scottsdale, Arizona. They specialize in custom homes and whole-home renovations that blend fashion-forward style with unique creativity and liveable luxuries.

Emily, the founder and principal designer, came to me to redesign their brand identity and their website in order to effectively communicate what they do to their ideal clients. Their old website was 'ok', but not up to the standard of their work. We collaborated closely for several weeks in order to refine and design the brand identity, marketing materials, and website to they can confidently show the world what they do and what they want to be known for.

MOODBOARD & COLOUR PALETTE

moodboard and color palette for EmmyCouture Designs with an elegant, fashion-forward, luxurious look and feel

Chatting with Emily about her inspirations is always fun. Her dream brand ambassador is Rachel Zoe, and our architectural inspiration is the Musee Rodin. Those two things were enough to give me a clear idea of where we were headed.

The colors are muted, elegant, timeless, graceful, and sophisticated. The visual style is refined, modern, classic, and sophisticated.

COLOR PALETTE

LOGO DESIGN

luxurious, sophisticated, elegant, and timeless brand identity design for Emmy Couture Designs by Fancy Girl Design Studio

Emily has a really good eye, and I knew this project was going to be a true collaborative effort. She insisted on a wreath to be part of the logo, as it was the one thing she liked about her old one. I redesigned and refined it, designing one that mimicked the lines of the letterforms in the wordmark.

The brand marks can be used together or separately, with some variations in size and layout. This gives her several options depending on the usage. We have applied the branding to business cards, yard signs, and social media posts.

WEB DESIGN

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The website is a beautiful result of many factors coming together: the copywriting, their stunning body of work, and a carefully thought out layout and design that effectively showcases both.

The brand colors work really well at keeping the look elegant & sophisticated, but still warm and welcoming. I used their gorgeous images all over the pages to show site visitors just how talented this team is. Call to action buttons are all carefully placed to lead site visitors throughout the website.

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Here's what Emily had to say:

ITS ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL breathtaking and a real dream come true of what i’ve always envisioned!!!!!!!

I’m so so proud and just really making my dreams become reality!!!! The website of my dreams!!! The website that my business deserves!

Do check it out! (opens in new tab)

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Fancy Girl Design Studio creates bespoke brands and websites for interior designers and creative women entrepreneurs. We craft polished, personality-packed brand and web designs that elevate creative businesses with elegance and intention. Based in Singapore, serving clients worldwide since 2011.

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THE EXPERIENCE CONTINUES ON INSTAGRAM @FANCYGIRLDESIGNS

The typefaces surfacing this week share a theme: n The typefaces surfacing this week share a theme: not serifs broadly, but a specific vintage register, letterforms with visible weight variation, a slightly worn edge, the sense that someone drew them by hand. 
The Ashcombe Hall has the gravity of a country house library, the kind of face you'd expect stamped in gold on a leather spine. Vintage Serenade moves looser, more lyrical, closer to something a calligrapher would have signed.
Design has swung this way before. When the Industrial Revolution made everything fast and identical, William Morris and the Arts and Crafts movement answered with ornament, with craft, with the visible mark of the maker. The clean grid had its long turn at the wheel. This particular kind of type, textured, hand-cut, carrying a sense of history in the strokes, is having its own.
The antiques returning to people's living rooms and this type returning to branding are doing the same work. Both are reminding us a skilled hand was involved.
The Victorians read morning glory as fleeting love The Victorians read morning glory as fleeting love. I read it as a flower that simply knows when to leave the party.
#vintagetypeart #botanicaldesign #floraldesign
She used to sit across from people while they figu She used to sit across from people while they figured it out.
Now she's the one they came to hear.
That's what this moodboard is all about.
Another sneak peek. Monograms are my favorite thin Another sneak peek. Monograms are my favorite thing to design.
The best marketing strategy? Be really, really goo The best marketing strategy? Be really, really good at what you do. Everything else works better from there.
There's a lineage running through this one. Ever There's a lineage running through this one. 
Every object here survived because someone refused to rush the first pass. That's what craftsmanship actually is, a decision rather than a finish, made once, correctly, by someone with the patience to do it properly. Cornicing nobody hurried. A pattern made stitch by stitch. A tack room that assumes you already know what you're looking at.
The eighteenth century understood something we're still relearning: ornament is a form of discipline, not decoration for its own sake. That's the instinct behind this palette, this pairing, this whole quiet insistence on doing it right.
I am so excited to be working on this brand identity!
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