Beausoleil Aesthetics. Glamorous, but never loud.
The Riviera into the 1960s. The logo came from an enamel street sign, the palette from the shelf, the oak wall and the sea.
A full guidelines deck for your brand, built from a short form instead of a discovery call. Every draft comes with a voice-over from Summer that explains each choice, and a live designer checks it before you see it.
A short form replaces the discovery call: who you sit next to, how it should feel, colors that work and don’t. You confirm a one-page read of your taste.
A full deck with a voice-over that explains every choice, so you never wonder why something looks the way it does.
Tag each note Keep, More, Less or Kill. Record it or type it. Draft 2 and 3 come back with a voice-over on what changed and why.
You get the deck and the files. Draft 1 arrives in 3 to 5 business days.
Do and don’t lines for headlines, product copy and captions, with the reason for each.
The mark, clear space, minimum size, color, and the things never to do to it.
A named palette with ratios, and a type system with a reason for each face.
Light, skin, props and color, plus a mood board and a muse to point at.
Same fourteen slides, same process, nothing alike. Here are the cover, the logo, the mood board, the color and the social slides from each one.
The Riviera into the 1960s. The logo came from an enamel street sign, the palette from the shelf, the oak wall and the sea.
A 1970s roadside motel, colored by the Olivetti Valentine. Sky for the morning, tomato for the night.
A 19th-century colourman’s shop, by way of Georgia O’Keeffe. Earth pigments for the face, numbered like paint and kept in refillable tins.
An existing brand, refined rather than replaced. We kept the name and the mark and changed how they are used, with a palette named for Mexico City at different hours.
One brand, up to three drafts and the final, each with a voice-over. Paid once, before Draft 1.
No. The form asks about who you sit next to, what you like and what you don’t. The deck turns your answers into decisions.
A live designer checks every draft before you see it. Your notes, the intake and the voice-overs run through recordings, notes and AI, so nobody has to sit in a meeting.
Either way works. You can bring licensed photography, or we can lay the samples out with free image placeholders so you can use those, or eventually drop your own in.
3 to 5 business days. Rush is 48 hours.
Yes. The campaign is built from your approved guidelines, and you pay for it separately.