Trevear Farm
— Brand Identity | Website Design
— Illustrations by Rosemary Millner
— Website by TwoTen Studio
— Brand Identity | Website Design
— Illustrations by Rosemary Millner
— Website by TwoTen Studio
— Brand Identity | Website Design
— Illustrations by Rosemary Millner
— Website by TwoTen Studio
— Brand Identity | Website Design
— Illustrations by Rosemary Millner
— Website by TwoTen Studio
— Brand Identity | Website Design
— Illustrations by Rosemary Millner
— Website by TwoTen Studio
With a site dating back to 1669, Trevear Farm has been established in the heart of Cornwall for hundreds of years. Locally-owned and family run, it offers a wide range of luxury stays alongside a functioning farm. Their offering has vastly expanded as more stays have been added over time and had outgrown the previous brand and website.
The logo, a simple Guinea Fowl, takes inspiration from the local birds themselves that live on and around the farm. The rest of the matching illustrations are also inspired from the nearby landscape and scenery, from the Pygmy Goats to the Cornish Elms. Nueker commissioned Rosemary Milner, who produces contemporary linocuts to create the playful brand language.
Alongside the brand elements, a typographic system has been introduced for consistency across all collateral, allowing for simple, concise messages to be created.
With a site dating back to 1669, Trevear Farm has been established in the heart of Cornwall for hundreds of years. Locally-owned and family run, it offers a wide range of luxury stays alongside a functioning farm. Their offering has vastly expanded as more stays have been added over time and had outgrown the previous brand and website.
The logo, a simple Guinea Fowl, takes inspiration from the local birds themselves that live on and around the farm. The rest of the matching illustrations are also inspired from the nearby landscape and scenery, from the Pygmy Goats to the Cornish Elms. Nueker commissioned Rosemary Milner, who produces contemporary linocuts to create the playful brand language.
Alongside the brand elements, a typographic system has been introduced for consistency across all collateral, allowing for simple, concise messages to be created.
With a site dating back to 1669, Trevear Farm has been established in the heart of Cornwall for hundreds of years. Locally-owned and family run, it offers a wide range of luxury stays alongside a functioning farm. Their offering has vastly expanded as more stays have been added over time and had outgrown the previous brand and website.
The logo, a simple Guinea Fowl, takes inspiration from the local birds themselves that live on and around the farm. The rest of the matching illustrations are also inspired from the nearby landscape and scenery, from the Pygmy Goats to the Cornish Elms. Nueker commissioned Rosemary Milner, who produces contemporary linocuts to create the playful brand language.
Alongside the brand elements, a typographic system has been introduced for consistency across all collateral, allowing for simple, concise messages to be created.
With a site dating back to 1669, Trevear Farm has been established in the heart of Cornwall for hundreds of years. Locally-owned and family run, it offers a wide range of luxury stays alongside a functioning farm. Their offering has vastly expanded as more stays have been added over time and had outgrown the previous brand and website.
The logo, a simple Guinea Fowl, takes inspiration from the local birds themselves that live on and around the farm. The rest of the matching illustrations are also inspired from the nearby landscape and scenery, from the Pygmy Goats to the Cornish Elms. Nueker commissioned Rosemary Milner, who produces contemporary linocuts to create the playful brand language.
Alongside the brand elements, a typographic system has been introduced for consistency across all collateral, allowing for simple, concise messages to be created.
With a site dating back to 1669, Trevear Farm has been established in the heart of Cornwall for hundreds of years. Locally-owned and family run, it offers a wide range of luxury stays alongside a functioning farm. Their offering has vastly expanded as more stays have been added over time and had outgrown the previous brand and website.
The logo, a simple Guinea Fowl, takes inspiration from the local birds themselves that live on and around the farm. The rest of the matching illustrations are also inspired from the nearby landscape and scenery, from the Pygmy Goats to the Cornish Elms. Nueker commissioned Rosemary Milner, who produces contemporary linocuts to create the playful brand language.
Alongside the brand elements, a typographic system has been introduced for consistency across all collateral, allowing for simple, concise messages to be created.
Collateral
A guest book and welcome pack for the properties on the estate. Featuring local advice and tips on the area.
Typography
A headline system was developed for use across the brand
Typography
A headline system was developed for use across the brand
Colours
A palette to work alongside imagery and collateral
Stationery
Business cards featuring hero illustrations of the animals on the farm
The website
The site itself had to expand to showcase the growing success of the farm and reflect the high-end experience that they are known for. It was vital potential visitors could find out all they needed about the details of their stay from the different amenities to the vast range of experiences they offer. The site was also built with ambition to expand and open a farmshop later on this year.
Social media
The playful language used across social media platforms
Social media
The playful language used across social media platforms
A part of the community
The identity had to function as a landmark in the local community. While predominantly an exclusive retreat, Trevear Farm hosts local events, rears produce for their farmshop and work closely with local businesses. Ease of use and a clear design system was critical to help Trevear Farm become ubiquitous with the local area.
A part of the community
The identity had to function as a landmark in the local community. While predominantly an exclusive retreat, Trevear Farm hosts local events, rears produce for their farmshop and work closely with local businesses. Ease of use and a clear design system was critical to help Trevear Farm become ubiquitous with the local area.
