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No Beige Days Interiors

PROJECT TYPE:
  • BASIC LOGO DESIGN

Detroit-based No Beige Days Interiors lives up to its name — bold, bright, and unapologetically full of personality. Founder JP (a creative in every sense of the word — title included) is known for her fearless, maximalist approach to design that dares to disrupt the beige status quo.

When JP came to me, she needed a brand identity as expressive and original as her interiors — something that would instantly communicate her creativity and fearless style.

Together, we dreamed up a concept that captured her vision perfectly: a leopard lamp icon — playful, bold, and just a little bit unexpected. Paired with timeless yet imaginative typography and a vibrant color palette, the new identity reflects everything No Beige Days stands for: creativity without compromise and interiors that make a statement.

MOODBOARD & COLOUR PALETTE

bold, colorful moodboard and color palette for No Beige Days Interiors

LOGO DESIGN

A vibrant and maximalist moodboard for No Beige Days Interiors featuring bold, saturated colors and eclectic textures. The collage includes fuchsia, magenta, mustard yellow, tangerine orange, lime green, and black. Visual elements include velvet and patterned fabric swatches, a tasseled bench, vivid floral arrangements, a leopard-patterned lamp with a dark fringed shade, pink built-in bookshelves filled with colorful books and quirky décor, and a woman dressed in hot pink and leopard print reading a magazine. The center tile reads “THE FUTURE IS BOLD.” The overall mood conveys fearless creativity, confidence, and unapologetic self-expression.
Logo mockup for No Beige Days Interiors featuring a leopard lamp illustration above the initials “NBD” on an orange and pink background.
Bold interior with pink leopard-print walls, green velvet chair, leopard statue, and No Beige Days Interiors logo overlay.
Stylish vanity with green botanical wallpaper, round mirror, white vase with pampas grass, and No Beige Days Interiors logo overlay.
embossed mockup for No Beige Days interiors
Collection of colorful brand mockups for No Beige Days Interiors displayed on a pink background, featuring logo designs in pink, orange, and magenta alongside bold, eclectic interior photos.
Pattern mockup for No Beige Days Interiors

BRAND GUIDE

brand guide for No Beige Days interiors by Fancy Girl Design Studio
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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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