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A logo and stationery suite for construction company Bouwfasef

Bouwfasef
BrandingLogo DesignPrint Design

Summary

A logo, business card, and corporate stationery suite designed for construction company Bouwfasef, giving the business a consistent, professional identity across every printed touchpoint.

Role

Role

Logo Design, Print & Stationery Design

Client

Bouwfasef

Scope

Logo design, business card design, corporate stationery (letterhead and envelopes)

A logo and stationery suite for construction company Bouwfasef

Project Detail

Bouwfasef came to me needing a visual identity that could carry across everything from a business card handed out on-site to the official paperwork sent from the office. As a construction company, the brief centred on a mark that felt solid, straightforward, and trustworthy, something that would hold up printed small on a card as easily as it would on a full sheet of letterhead.

Process

Logo Design

I designed a new logo built around clean, geometric lines, aiming for a mark that read as sturdy and dependable without feeling heavy or dated. Keeping the shape simple meant it would reproduce cleanly whether it was foiled onto a business card or printed in a single colour on an invoice.

Stationery & Print

With the logo in place, I extended it into a full set of corporate stationery, business cards, letterhead, and envelopes, so every piece of paper leaving the business looked like it belonged to the same company. Keeping a consistent layout and colour palette across each piece was the priority, so the branding read as considered rather than assembled item by item.

Key Outcomes

01Delivered a cohesive visual identity spanning logo, business cards, and corporate stationery
02Designed a mark simple enough to reproduce cleanly across print sizes and finishes
03Gave the business a consistent, professional look across every printed touchpoint

Tags

BrandingLogo DesignPrint Design

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