A flower boutique needs a logo that feels as considered as the arrangements inside. For Atelier Floral, the brief was simple: clean, authentic, and professional, with a sense of craft and artistry.
The logo centres on a stylised flower motif, geometric enough to feel refined, organic enough to feel alive. Set within a clean rectangular frame with an elegant green, it reads as both timeless and artisanal. The bilingual card, French on one side, Hebrew on the other, reflects the boutique's local roots.
From there the identity extends naturally: a kraft tag tied to a bouquet with twine, and a wrapping paper where the flower motif repeats in gold on deep green. The same element, three different surfaces, one coherent world.
Naomi
Let's dance batmizvah
The theme said it all: Let's Dance. Naomi wanted a bat mitzvah that felt like a proper night out, all disco energy, pink and purple, dance floor lights and movement.
The starting point was the monogram. Two N's for Naomi, but not mirrored identically: the second N is deliberately more fluid and dancing, a typographic gesture that captures the spirit of the whole event. Set against a shimmering mosaic background, it immediately sets the mood.
For the invitation layout, I used a liquid glass cartouche, inspired by Apple's latest iOS aesthetic, a modern touch that feels fresh and current without competing with the disco atmosphere behind it.
The monogram then carries through onto the goodies: a deep purple water bottle where the NN stands quietly elegant, and custom flip flops printed with the full disco pattern and "Let's Dance" on the sole. Something guests actually take home and use.
Let's dance batmizvah
The theme said it all: Let's Dance. Naomi wanted a bat mitzvah that felt like a proper night out, all disco energy, pink and purple, dance floor lights and movement.
The starting point was the monogram. Two N's for Naomi, but not mirrored identically: the second N is deliberately more fluid and dancing, a typographic gesture that captures the spirit of the whole event. Set against a shimmering mosaic background, it immediately sets the mood.
For the invitation layout, I used a liquid glass cartouche, inspired by Apple's latest iOS aesthetic, a modern touch that feels fresh and current without competing with the disco atmosphere behind it.
The monogram then carries through onto the goodies: a deep purple water bottle where the NN stands quietly elegant, and custom flip flops printed with the full disco pattern and "Let's Dance" on the sole. Something guests actually take home and use.
