belclare wellesley interior with beige chair and beige drapes

THINKING OF DOWNSIZING?

A place to call home

The western suburbs’ first condominium residences with a level of luxury, convenience, and exclusivity comparable to downtown Boston offerings, Belclare offered a refreshing change. Promoted with print ads, signage, website, events, newsletters and direct mail, the 25 residences sold out within 6 months.

belclare wellesley number on unit door

As the Garden Court was a huge selling point for the property, we used that as a jumping off point for the Belclare Wellesley identity. Based loosely on 18th century floral motifs with a slight neoclassical influence (a nod to the building’s classical architectural elements) we created a mark that was elegant and historic yet modern. We carried that through all marketing and interiors.

belclare wellsley logo on stationery
one dalton woman putting white flowers in white vase
belclare logo on black on white background
belclare wellelsey fonts on black
Pantone Warm Gray 10
belclare color palette warm gray dark
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belclare color palette bluegreen
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belclare color palette blue
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belclare color palette light warm gray
belclare wellesley folder with logo on flap
belclare wellesley looking down on brochure cover with logo
Belclare Wellesley shopping bag for The Noannet Group
belclare wellesley Boston real estate ad agency created a logo, identity, advertising, print and a website for these classic condos.
belclare wellesley downsizing ad held by hands

We turned to renowned photographer Rodney Smith to create an ad campaign that was elegant and humorous at the same time. The line used often in real estate became the base of a campaign that was hugely successful; all 25 condos sold out within six months.

belclare wellesley single page
belclare website on imac

 

 

 

 

 

 

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