Residents working from home have the option to occupy a private pod, spread out in the study, or relax in lounge seating. The variety of seating groups offers flexibility for different work styles, and for socializing when their workday is done.
A sculptural installation of custom-made paint cans crafted by local artist Andrew Bablo pays homage to the creative process, while becoming an art feature all on their own.
A customized wall of shelving, designed in a series of squares, houses local products and references to the businesses and universities in the area.
The new logo is a hand-rendered potted olive tree, a familiar sight in the Valley. It is a welcoming gesture, anchoring you in the landscape. We introduced a bright and cheerful yellow, an instantly recognizable feature, and illustrated an organic brand pattern of vibrant green olive branches.
The check-in experience was reimagined for guests to take advantage of the property’s magnificent location within Yountville. An illustrated map guides guests around town by foot or bicycle, highlighting the most unique - and delicious - things to do during their stay.
We completed a first-phase of an interior guest room renovation, introducing warm and bright walls, rustic wood beams, and classic fireplaces perfect for sharing a local bottle. New window treatments were designed for increased ease of use and to frame the views of the vineyards and lush private courtyard.
We extended the brand to the website, designing a digital experience to match the warm, boutique feeling of being at the Lodge while highlighting the incredible bounty of its central location.
The actual causeway connects the mainland to Clark Island, where granite was quarried for decades. We looked to this industrial past for our graphic reference, pulling old typography and lettering from state directories printed the year of its construction, and designing a menu system around found stonecutters invoices.
The single biggest change was the addition of a bar. Now, guests have a place to gather for a cocktail or informal meal. But the best part is the bar window. Situated as so, the end of the bar becomes an outdoor counter where guests can order from outdoors. This proved to be an enormously successful change and gave guests more ways to enjoy a drink or snack, not to mention gave the restaurant additional income. We affectionately call this the Clark Bar, and it deserved a look of its own.
The visual identity speaks to the botanical's powers with rippling and undulating forms, but remains elegant. The products were designed to be proudly displayed, not hidden away.
As part of the retail concept, a plush consultation room was designed for privacy and comfort to discuss specific needs and to better facilitate product education while shopping.
A long center island is an inviting place to sit and experience the boutique products. Sales staff retrieve products from locked cases to comply with regulations, but the overall experience is one of collaboration and exploration.
The shack was designed to fit into an under-used corner of the existing patio, perfectly positioned for both easy staff access managing the flow of customers to and from the ordering window.
A custom box was designed to create a unique opening experience. A tray sides out from either end, revealing your ring nestled on a rich sea of classic navy blue. The box is a keepsake, and perfect for gifting.
An hand-illustrated pattern tells the brand story, from the ancient civilizations that developed some of the first signet adornments to the modern day rituals of gifting and celebrating.
A custom ecommerce experience transports you to the world of Revere. Specialized illustration guides your choices of engraving styles.
The logo celebrates the edge of urban life with sharp serifs but remains approachable and warm with chunkier lowercase letterforms. The sweeping flourish, representing the ties that bind us together, emphasizes the ‘co’ in all our walks of life: friends, colleagues, partners, communities.
