Background
When they’re built right, brands tell stories.

After building a lot of things throughout his lifetime, master craftsman Joe Plaskowitz was ready to build a business. Over a period of decades, Joe has distinguished himself as a “Joe of all trades” with impeccable service. He came to us looking for a business name, visual identity, and website that accurately reflected his vast experience and remarkable skillset.

Challenge

Establish a descriptive yet pithy name, a simple yet elegant identity, and a website that told Joe’s story in a compelling way.

Solution

Words with double meaning come together to succinctly describe Joe’s essence, and drive the identity and website design.

Results

A solid brand presence, an influx of business, and award-winning recognition for Joe.

Through messaging and custom photography, the website showcases how Feather & Form Restoration turns vintage visions into reality.
Color palette & Typography
Charcoal
Sage
Mint
Parchment
IvyPresto Display Thin
IvyPresto Display Italic
Proxima Nova Medium
Challenges
It was important to capture the big picture without losing sight of the details.

Joe’s experience is both broad and deep, resulting in a varied history that needed to be strategically assessed in order to pinpoint a name, and carefully curated to determine storytelling highlights for the web.

The Outcomes

In addition to strategizing a memorable and descriptive name, we developed a comprehensive brand identity with marketing collateral that fed a successful marketing campaign. Feather & Form Restoration is reaping the benefits with a deluge of new business and “Best of Philly” recognition.