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- Jermaine Dela Cruz




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- Agency: Uther Studio
- Client: Hey, Barb
- Category: Print Design — Professional Services
- Location: Stockport, United Kingdom
- Project Brief: Produce print materials that communicate a friendly and confident renovation brand through bold typography and expressive visuals.
A professional services print identity for home renovation succeeds when it feels as reliable as a blueprint. Uther Studio’s physical collateral for Hey, Barb achieves this by stripping away the usual noise of a construction site to focus on structural clarity.
The logotype anchors the brand with heavy, confident letterforms. A clever "smiling" curve in the ‘y’ softens this industrial weight to ensure the brand feels like a supportive partner rather than an intimidating contractor.
Clean margins and deliberate white space define the stationery and promotional cards. This structured layout mirrors the app’s promise of organization, making complex renovation timelines feel manageable on paper.
Bold typography takes center stage on physical items like tote bags and business cards. By using oversized text and high-contrast color blocks, the print design commands attention while maintaining a modern, minimalist aesthetic.
The system translates a digital tool into a tangible, professional resource. It provides the clarity homeowners need to navigate high-stakes projects without sacrificing the brand's friendly, human personality.

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