TownHouse brand identity spread, bold geometric shapes in coral, teal and burgundy.
CASE STUDY · BRAND IDENTITY

TownHouse, turned up to eleven °

A multi-zone bar that needed one loud, unmistakable brand. We gave it a look you can hear from across the street.

  • Brand Identity
  • Graphic Design
  • Web Design
Client
TownHouse
Service
Graphic Design, Web Design
Sector
Hospitality
The Work

One brand, three rooms, zero beige.

  • 3 venue zones under one identity: Sky Lounge, Living Room and The Basement
  • 4 touchpoints branded: identity, menus, merch and website
  • 1 unmistakable brand across the lot

The Brief

TownHouse is not one venue, it is three moods stacked under one roof. A sun-trap Sky Lounge, a laid-back Living Room, and a proper night-out Basement. From the outside, though, it read like three different places that happened to share a postcode.

They came to us for one identity loud enough to hold all three together, and flexible enough to let each room keep its own personality. No beige. No apologising.

One identity, rolled out across the full menu range.

The Idea

We built the brand around bold geometry and a palette that does not whisper. Sliced shapes, tropical flashes, and a coral that grabs you by the collar. Playful without being childish, premium without being precious.

  • Coral #f7925c
  • Teal #59a5a5
  • Burgundy #83515a
  • Cream #edd2c1
  • Ink #26333a

Teal, burgundy and a coral that refuses to be ignored.

Then we let each zone borrow the toolkit and make it its own. Same DNA, different volume.

Three Rooms, One Racket

From menus and merch to a booking-ready website, every touchpoint got the same treatment. Walk in, scroll through, order a drink: it all feels like the same night out.

Food and drinks.
What's on.

And because the whole thing was built for a crowd, we shot it where it lives: mid-party, drinks up, lights down.

A brand you can hear from across the street.

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