New Brand revealed for LOFT HAUS project
October 10, 2019
We are very excited to officially launch the branding for our upcoming Loft Haus development situated in Leederville, one of Perth’s most desirable suburbs to live and play in.
The inspiration behind the logo and its unique motif shape is drawn from the angular shape of the building the fresh interior colour palette featured throughout the development.
Another amazing brand by @bearinblack
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