O BON VIVANT [AS PART OF PALÁCIO LUDOVICE]
TEAM
Etc&Co., Inês Bento
NOTE
This proposal was developed for a competition and was ultimately not selected.
Set in a historic building in Bairro Alto, Palácio Ludovice is a luxury wine experience hotel where architecture and heritage intersect. The branding proposal draws from 18th-century Port Wine labels, embracing richness, complexity, and merging classical typography with the ornamentation of jewellery (a subtle nod to the original architect's professional background). A bespoke typeface was designed in-house, and the symbol emerges from the building's historic flooring, transforming architectural detail into a graphic signature rooted in place.
For O Bon Vivant, the hotel's restaurant, the identity builds on classical pictorial references, gold accents, and an extended sans-serif typography. The slightly reduced, superscript "O" references the ideal degrees of wine temperature, reinforcing the restaurant's culture while evoking an effortless and cultivated way of living.
O BON VIVANT [AS PART OF PALÁCIO LUDOVICE]
TEAM
Etc&Co., Inês Bento
NOTE
This proposal was developed for a competition and was ultimately not selected.
Set in a historic building in Bairro Alto, Palácio Ludovice is a luxury wine experience hotel where architecture and heritage intersect. The branding proposal draws from 18th-century Port Wine labels, embracing richness, complexity, and merging classical typography with the ornamentation of jewellery (a subtle nod to the original architect's professional background). A bespoke typeface was designed in-house, and the symbol emerges from the building's historic flooring, transforming architectural detail into a graphic signature rooted in place.
For O Bon Vivant, the hotel's restaurant, the identity builds on classical pictorial references, gold accents, and an extended sans-serif typography. The slightly reduced, superscript "O" references the ideal degrees of wine temperature, reinforcing the restaurant's culture while evoking an effortless and cultivated way of living.
O BON VIVANT [AS PART OF PALÁCIO LUDOVICE]
TEAM
Etc&Co., Inês Bento
NOTE
This proposal was developed for a competition and was ultimately not selected.
Set in a historic building in Bairro Alto, Palácio Ludovice is a luxury wine experience hotel where architecture and heritage intersect. The branding proposal draws from 18th-century Port Wine labels, embracing richness, complexity, and merging classical typography with the ornamentation of jewellery (a subtle nod to the original architect's professional background). A bespoke typeface was designed in-house, and the symbol emerges from the building's historic flooring, transforming architectural detail into a graphic signature rooted in place.
For O Bon Vivant, the hotel's restaurant, the identity builds on classical pictorial references, gold accents, and an extended sans-serif typography. The slightly reduced, superscript "O" references the ideal degrees of wine temperature, reinforcing the restaurant's culture while evoking an effortless and cultivated way of living.
O BON VIVANT [AS PART OF PALÁCIO LUDOVICE]
TEAM
Etc&Co., Inês Bento
NOTE
This proposal was developed for a competition and was ultimately not selected.
Set in a historic building in Bairro Alto, Palácio Ludovice is a luxury wine experience hotel where architecture and heritage intersect. The branding proposal draws from 18th-century Port Wine labels, embracing richness, complexity, and merging classical typography with the ornamentation of jewellery (a subtle nod to the original architect's professional background). A bespoke typeface was designed in-house, and the symbol emerges from the building's historic flooring, transforming architectural detail into a graphic signature rooted in place.
For O Bon Vivant, the hotel's restaurant, the identity builds on classical pictorial references, gold accents, and an extended sans-serif typography. The slightly reduced, superscript "O" references the ideal degrees of wine temperature, reinforcing the restaurant's culture while evoking an effortless and cultivated way of living.
O BON VIVANT [AS PART OF PALÁCIO LUDOVICE]
TEAM
Etc&Co., Inês Bento
NOTE
This proposal was developed for a competition and was ultimately not selected.
Set in a historic building in Bairro Alto, Palácio Ludovice is a luxury wine experience hotel where architecture and heritage intersect. The branding proposal draws from 18th-century Port Wine labels, embracing richness, complexity, and merging classical typography with the ornamentation of jewellery (a subtle nod to the original architect's professional background). A bespoke typeface was designed in-house, and the symbol emerges from the building's historic flooring, transforming architectural detail into a graphic signature rooted in place.
For O Bon Vivant, the hotel's restaurant, the identity builds on classical pictorial references, gold accents, and an extended sans-serif typography. The slightly reduced, superscript "O" references the ideal degrees of wine temperature, reinforcing the restaurant's culture while evoking an effortless and cultivated way of living.
O BON VIVANT [AS PART OF PALÁCIO LUDOVICE]
TEAM
Etc&Co., Inês Bento
NOTE
This proposal was developed for a competition and was ultimately not selected.
Set in a historic building in Bairro Alto, Palácio Ludovice is a luxury wine experience hotel where architecture and heritage intersect. The branding proposal draws from 18th-century Port Wine labels, embracing richness, complexity, and merging classical typography with the ornamentation of jewellery (a subtle nod to the original architect's professional background). A bespoke typeface was designed in-house, and the symbol emerges from the building's historic flooring, transforming architectural detail into a graphic signature rooted in place.
For O Bon Vivant, the hotel's restaurant, the identity builds on classical pictorial references, gold accents, and an extended sans-serif typography. The slightly reduced, superscript "O" references the ideal degrees of wine temperature, reinforcing the restaurant's culture while evoking an effortless and cultivated way of living.
O BON VIVANT [AS PART OF PALÁCIO LUDOVICE]
TEAM
Etc&Co., Inês Bento
NOTE
This proposal was developed for a competition and was ultimately not selected.
Set in a historic building in Bairro Alto, Palácio Ludovice is a luxury wine experience hotel where architecture and heritage intersect. The branding proposal draws from 18th-century Port Wine labels, embracing richness, complexity, and merging classical typography with the ornamentation of jewellery (a subtle nod to the original architect's professional background). A bespoke typeface was designed in-house, and the symbol emerges from the building's historic flooring, transforming architectural detail into a graphic signature rooted in place.
For O Bon Vivant, the hotel's restaurant, the identity builds on classical pictorial references, gold accents, and an extended sans-serif typography. The slightly reduced, superscript "O" references the ideal degrees of wine temperature, reinforcing the restaurant's culture while evoking an effortless and cultivated way of living.
O BON VIVANT [AS PART OF PALÁCIO LUDOVICE]
TEAM
Etc&Co., Inês Bento
NOTE
This proposal was developed for a competition and was ultimately not selected.
Set in a historic building in Bairro Alto, Palácio Ludovice is a luxury wine experience hotel where architecture and heritage intersect. The branding proposal draws from 18th-century Port Wine labels, embracing richness, complexity, and merging classical typography with the ornamentation of jewellery (a subtle nod to the original architect's professional background). A bespoke typeface was designed in-house, and the symbol emerges from the building's historic flooring, transforming architectural detail into a graphic signature rooted in place.
For O Bon Vivant, the hotel's restaurant, the identity builds on classical pictorial references, gold accents, and an extended sans-serif typography. The slightly reduced, superscript "O" references the ideal degrees of wine temperature, reinforcing the restaurant's culture while evoking an effortless and cultivated way of living.
O BON VIVANT [AS PART OF PALÁCIO LUDOVICE]
TEAM
Etc&Co., Inês Bento
NOTE
This proposal was developed for a competition and was ultimately not selected.
Set in a historic building in Bairro Alto, Palácio Ludovice is a luxury wine experience hotel where architecture and heritage intersect. The branding proposal draws from 18th-century Port Wine labels, embracing richness, complexity, and merging classical typography with the ornamentation of jewellery (a subtle nod to the original architect's professional background). A bespoke typeface was designed in-house, and the symbol emerges from the building's historic flooring, transforming architectural detail into a graphic signature rooted in place.
For O Bon Vivant, the hotel's restaurant, the identity builds on classical pictorial references, gold accents, and an extended sans-serif typography. The slightly reduced, superscript "O" references the ideal degrees of wine temperature, reinforcing the restaurant's culture while evoking an effortless and cultivated way of living.
O BON VIVANT [AS PART OF PALÁCIO LUDOVICE]
TEAM
Etc&Co., Inês Bento
NOTE
This proposal was developed for a competition and was ultimately not selected.
Set in a historic building in Bairro Alto, Palácio Ludovice is a luxury wine experience hotel where architecture and heritage intersect. The branding proposal draws from 18th-century Port Wine labels, embracing richness, complexity, and merging classical typography with the ornamentation of jewellery (a subtle nod to the original architect's professional background). A bespoke typeface was designed in-house, and the symbol emerges from the building's historic flooring, transforming architectural detail into a graphic signature rooted in place.
For O Bon Vivant, the hotel's restaurant, the identity builds on classical pictorial references, gold accents, and an extended sans-serif typography. The slightly reduced, superscript "O" references the ideal degrees of wine temperature, reinforcing the restaurant's culture while evoking an effortless and cultivated way of living.
O BON VIVANT [AS PART OF PALÁCIO LUDOVICE]
TEAM
Etc&Co., Inês Bento
NOTE
This proposal was developed for a competition and was ultimately not selected.
Set in a historic building in Bairro Alto, Palácio Ludovice is a luxury wine experience hotel where architecture and heritage intersect. The branding proposal draws from 18th-century Port Wine labels, embracing richness, complexity, and merging classical typography with the ornamentation of jewellery (a subtle nod to the original architect's professional background). A bespoke typeface was designed in-house, and the symbol emerges from the building's historic flooring, transforming architectural detail into a graphic signature rooted in place.
For O Bon Vivant, the hotel's restaurant, the identity builds on classical pictorial references, gold accents, and an extended sans-serif typography. The slightly reduced, superscript "O" references the ideal degrees of wine temperature, reinforcing the restaurant's culture while evoking an effortless and cultivated way of living.
O BON VIVANT [AS PART OF PALÁCIO LUDOVICE]
TEAM
Etc&Co., Inês Bento
NOTE
This proposal was developed for a competition and was ultimately not selected.
Set in a historic building in Bairro Alto, Palácio Ludovice is a luxury wine experience hotel where architecture and heritage intersect. The branding proposal draws from 18th-century Port Wine labels, embracing richness, complexity, and merging classical typography with the ornamentation of jewellery (a subtle nod to the original architect's professional background). A bespoke typeface was designed in-house, and the symbol emerges from the building's historic flooring, transforming architectural detail into a graphic signature rooted in place.
For O Bon Vivant, the hotel's restaurant, the identity builds on classical pictorial references, gold accents, and an extended sans-serif typography. The slightly reduced, superscript "O" references the ideal degrees of wine temperature, reinforcing the restaurant's culture while evoking an effortless and cultivated way of living.
