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Two Times Elliott's identity for Lick positions the home decor brand as accessible and aspirational


Two Times Elliott's identity for Lick positions the home decor brand as accessible and aspirational
Two Times Elliott's identity for Lick positions the home decor brand as accessible and aspirational
Two Times Elliott's identity for Lick positions the home decor brand as accessible and aspirational
Two Times Elliott's identity for Lick positions the home decor brand as accessible and aspirational
Two Times Elliott's identity for Lick positions the home decor brand as accessible and aspirational
Two Times Elliott's identity for Lick positions the home decor brand as accessible and aspirational
Two Times Elliott's identity for Lick positions the home decor brand as accessible and aspirational
Two Times Elliott's identity for Lick positions the home decor brand as accessible and aspirational
Two Times Elliott's identity for Lick positions the home decor brand as accessible and aspirational
Two Times Elliott's identity for Lick positions the home decor brand as accessible and aspirational
Two Times Elliott's identity for Lick positions the home decor brand as accessible and aspirational
Two Times Elliott's identity for Lick positions the home decor brand as accessible and aspirational

Lick is a direct-to-consumer home decor brand that offers a collection of 49 paint colours and 25 wallpapers, carefully considered by a team of interior designers and consultants. Their next day delivery service, peel-and-stick samples and online assistance from colour experts make the decorating process easy and accessible, without losing any quality.

London-based design consultancy Two Times Elliott has been working with Lick’s founders to craft a brand experience and identity that is educational, inclusive and aspirational while appealing to a younger audience. Through a blend of industry and stakeholder research, the studio identified an opportunity for the products to do the talking; leaving behind any overwhelming colour theory or overly technical language. As a result, tools and products have a utilitarian labelling system, placing simplistic instructions and product codes front and centre.

The serif wordmark aims to challenge existing brands by being loud, clear and simple, aiding the recognisability of a new-to-market brand. Tonally, Lick changes with the format, taking on an expressive voice on posters and a more practical one on packaging. Despite this, the brand always maintains an approachable and ‘lived-in’ feel that’s inclusive of all decorators, novice or natural.

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