Selected work / ListvaFlower salon · Kemerovo · 2019

A name that grows.
An identity that blooms.

One flower salon, four connected disciplines: branding, naming, visual identity and guidelines.

Client
Listva
Our role
Branding & naming
Visual identity & signage
Brand guidelines
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Listva botanical monogram on a dark projecting sign against a timber facade
Listva / A botanical signature, out in the world.
01 / Branding

One project.
A connected idea.

Listva was created for a contemporary flower salon in Kemerovo. The owner’s focus on fresh flowers, honest service and modern bouquets informed the brief.

The project connected a natural name with a botanical identity and a practical set of usage rules. Each discipline is explored in its own chapter.

02 / Naming

A fresh beginning.

The project brought together naming and identity for a flower salon in Kemerovo. Listva — Russian for “foliage” — became the starting point.

The name suggests greenery and freshness. Its visual expression grows from the same botanical language.

Листва / Listva

Foliage.

A simple word.
A world of natural forms.

03 / Identity

Leaves, letters
and possibilities.

The original drawings explore a Cyrillic Л, leafy wreaths and different ways to bring the two together.

The selected mark frames the letter with a loose botanical circle. Individual leaves keep the outline varied and organic.

Original Listva pencil sketches exploring floral wreaths and letterforms
Original sketches / Botanical shapes and monograms.
Further original Listva logo studies
Visual search / Testing the balance of leaves and lettering.
Open sketchbook with original Listva botanical monogram drawings
From pencil to a recognisable signature.
Final Listva leafy monogram and Cyrillic wordmark on a pale green background
The finished identity

Rooted in
the name.

A leafy monogram, an expressive wordmark and a restrained green palette form the core identity.

04 / Applications

A quiet presence.
A clear invitation.

The identity moves from a projecting sign to a facade and window. Dark surfaces give the pale botanical mark room to stand out.

These original presentation mockups show the proposed applications.

Listva wordmark across a dark shopfront fascia
Shopfront / The wordmark at an architectural scale.
Listva botanical identity applied to a glass window
On glass / A light botanical signature.
Detail of the Listva shopfront signage
Signage / Pale green against charcoal.
05 / Guidelines

A system for
consistent use.

The original guide brings together symbol and signature versions, colour values and typography. It gives suppliers and the salon team a shared reference.

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