The western suburbs’ first condominium residences with a level of luxury, convenience, and exclusivity comparable to downtown Boston offerings, Belclare offered a refreshing change. As a premier graphic design firm in Boston, we worked with developer Noannet and the sales and marketing experts at The Collaborative Companies. We promoted the project with print ads, signage, website, events, newsletters, and direct mail. The 25 residences sold out within 6 months.
Brand Strategy
Naming
Identity
Advertising
Print
Signage
Website
Inspired by the Garden Court, we created a custom mark drawn from 18th-century floral motifs and subtle neoclassical elements. The result is a refined, timeless brand that bridges historic architecture with modern elegance.
A refined serif typeface was selected for the wordmark, echoing classical inscriptional lettering while incorporating clean, modern details. This thoughtful balance of tradition and contemporary design reinforces the brand’s elegant, restrained, and forward-looking identity.
Pantone Warm Gray 10
Pantone 5503
Pantone 543
Pantone Warm Gray 1
The Belclare Wellesley identity carried through to interior and exterior signage, creating a seamless brand experience from first impression to final walk-through. This holistic approach fostered a sense of place and exclusivity that resonated with discerning homeowners.
We turned to renowned photographer Rodney Smith to help us curate one of his existing provocative photographs for use in our campaign. 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.
Rich textures, embossing, and spot varnish on key pieces like folders and stationery added a tactile sense of luxury—elevating the brand through subtle, refined detail.
We used richly textured, high-quality papers and techniques like embossing and spot varnish on key pieces such as folders and stationery. These subtle details added weight and importance, conveying luxury without ostentation.