The Love Inn
Identity and guideline design for The Love Inn, a cheerful bar and restaurant—once an old bank—with live music, located in Bristol's vibrant Stokes Croft.
For the venue’s primary typeface, a bold and sharp serif was chosen (Mr Banks Serif), as a nod to the warm and classic typography of the 1960s and 70s.
The previous logotype incorporated a heart icon in the letter ‘O’ to emphasise the title. This was scaled back to avoid repetition, and limited to editorial usage. The same was applied to colour, the previous pink and white palette was replaced by a sharp red and black. For flexibility, playful versions of the logotype were made for more informal content, inspired by the energy of nightlife.
For the venue’s primary typeface, a bold and sharp serif was chosen (Mr Banks Serif), as a nod to the warm and classic typography of the 1960s and 70s.
The previous logotype incorporated a heart icon in the letter ‘O’ to emphasise the title. This was scaled back to avoid repetition, and limited to editorial usage. The same was applied to colour, the previous pink and white palette was replaced by a sharp red and black. For flexibility, playful versions of the logotype were made for more informal content, inspired by the energy of nightlife.
Typefaces Used
Mr Banks Serif
Roc Grotesk
Roc Grotesk
