Logo Design - Nilam Boutique
Client : Nilam Boutique
Nilam Boutique is a fresh online portal based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The task requires me to design a logo to be something like feminine touch since it will be use for online portal selling female clothes like blouse, jackets, suits and other beauty accessories.
At first the client came up with the idea of a combination of damask and chandelier. Later on, I came up with a concept of Malay traditional damask kind of style with an English chandelier style. As for the font type, I manage to get the solution by choosing a correct typeface which are solid + serif + simple. The Damask comes with brownish+ goldfish color scheme in order to make the logo look more fabulous and stylish feel of tones.
Here are some of the design that didn’t go through.
and below are the final sample that the client love very much. After few tweak and enhancement on the typeface, it took me no trouble to complete the color scheme process.
Thanks for reading and if you have different thoughts + comments or maybe some critics, all are much welcome. Feel free to write down your comments below..
Massy
I was picking the 1st design I’ve seen when I scrolled down further. #_# It’s harder to choose now, I thought all are very nice and unique in it’s own way.
Eshark
Now you know the job for designing a logo is not that fun actually.. but its not that hard to produce a nice logo compare to picking the right one.
Mrs Imran
thank u ishak! am gonna write a series of entry about Nilam in the making. will feature your site in that entry if you don’t mind.
thanks for the great service
Nilam Boutique in the making – Logo | Mr & Mrs Imran
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Eshark
Mrs Imran,
Thanks for the compliments! Glad that the design meet your requirement and wish you all the best with your boutique.. ;p
Amy
Hmm..I actually like the N with the long swoosh. That way, it’s more unique compared to other logos using the same typeface.