Prohibition at Rosewood Hotel Georgia

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Logo, Design, Branding, Typography, Print, Advertising, Website

Design/Creative Direction in partnership with Johnathon Strebly
Advertising & Website Photography: Adam Blasberg
Print Management: Scott Pelly
Recognition: Abstract Logo

You have supported us every step of the way from the conceptual to the guidance on design and ultimately the delivery of what I term a very successful project. You both have been absolutely superb. I was always impressed by the level of commitment and talent that you brought to the meetings. I would be amiss if I did not specifically mention both of you as a major factor in the success we have enjoyed since the opening of Prohibition.
— Khaled Al Idrissi, Director of Sales & Marketing

Rosewood Hotel Georgia’s luxurious five-star Vancouver bar experience, led us to build upon themes of mystique, taboo and "half-hidden" as per the Prohibition era. The concept of "Vintage Modern” uses sophisticated letterforms and timeless stylistic cues to bridge the past with the present. A graphic florette comprised from logotype elements, evoke a sense of gathering and energetic celebration, while referencing the mixology aspect of drink ingredients.

Brand applications expand the Vintage Modern theme across a comprehensive range of forms and materials including pre-1930’s liquor prescription invites, pewter lapel pins, copper mugs, foil-stamped business cards, custom envelopes, patterned hand towels, lobby posters, turndown cards, leather menu covers and limited-edition bitters labels. Along with print and digital ads, a strategically veiled website was also developed to entice patrons to indulge in moments of mystery and leisure.

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