Signage

The Co. Accountants & Business Advisors

CLIENT
The Co. is a boutique accounting and business advisory firm based in Melbourne’s CBD. Collaborative, considered, and genuinely invested in their clients — they’re a business that takes their brand seriously.

THE BRIEF
Following their rebrand by Principle Design, The Co. needed a designer they could rely on to bring that identity to life consistently across every touchpoint — from the everyday to the occasional big moment. That’s where I came in. Over five years, I’ve become their go-to designer for everything from business stationery to large-format installations.

THE WORK
Ongoing brand application across the business — business cards, stationery, end-of-year greeting cards, promotional postcards, pull-up banners for conference sponsorships, and most recently, the design and full end-to-end delivery of a large-format lobby wall for their new city office.

THE THINKING
The best long-term client relationships are built on trust and consistency — knowing the brand deeply enough to make decisions that feel right without needing to start from scratch every time. With The Co., that familiarity means every piece, whether it’s a business card or a lobby wall, feels cohesive and considered. The lobby wall brief was a good example of that thinking in action — what started as a straightforward signage job evolved into a concept with longevity, designed to grow with the business over time.

Brand identity by Principle Design.

Cura

CLIENT
Cura is an acupuncture and herbal medicine clinic focused on calm, considered care.

THE BRIEF
Cura needed a logo and street presence that felt soothing, professional, and aligned with traditional healing practices, while still feeling modern and welcoming.

THE WORK
Logo design, brand elements, and pattern development. I also designed the window signage and managed the full signage process, including liaison and installation.

THE THINKING
The logo uses soft, flowing lines to create a calming and gentle feel. A fine line through the “A” subtly references an acupuncture needle, a quiet symbol of precision and healing. Supporting patterns draw inspiration from traditional Chinese art, adding depth and cultural nuance without overwhelming the brand.

Leyalina

CLIENT
Leyalina is an authentic Egyptian restaurant that has been part of the local food scene for over 11 years.

THE BRIEF
Create and evolve a brand identity and website that feels rich, authentic, and unmistakably Egyptian, while supporting the business as it grows.

THE WORK
Brand identity, logo, website design and development, signage, menus, social media templates, and a custom pattern system. Ongoing brand support over 11 years.

THE THINKING
The identity draws from Middle Eastern visual language. Rich, earthy tones set a warm and inviting mood, while arabesque shapes and typography inspired by Arabic script ground the brand in its cultural roots. These elements are used consistently across the website and restaurant to create an immersive, cohesive experience that feels genuinely Egyptian from first click to first visit.