Homelistic
Simplicity starts at home.

Overview
Homelistic is a home-goods brand built on a single idea — simplicity starts at home. The brief was a full identity that could move from logo use into real packaging production: a cleaner mark and a set of vector files that hold up across labels, banners, and product surfaces.
The system centres on an interlocking L monogram set in an oval seal, paired with a refined wordmark and tagline. Everything is drawn in one restrained palette — carbon, graphite, and off-white — so the brand reads calm and considered rather than loud.
Dish soap became the first product to wear it: a functional object that lives in view and has to read clearly at home, in photography, and on a shelf. From there the label system extends across a coordinated line.
Identity
The primary emblem — an interlocking monogram in an engraved oval seal.


Palette
Sampled from the packaging and identity — a near-monochrome range warmed by bronze and a soft concrete neutral.
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Packaging / Application
The label system runs across a coordinated line — dish soap and hand soap to start — in two registers: a sealed emblem version and a stripped-back wordmark version, both at home on a matte-black bottle.



What this project demonstrates
- Full brand identity — monogram, wordmark, and tagline lockup
- Production-ready vector files that scale to labels and product surfaces
- Packaging design across a coordinated product line
- Restrained, single-palette art direction
- Concept-to-shelf thinking for a home-goods brand