Bilingual Logo for Thai Resort
Budget: $10 – $30 AUD
I’m re-branding “The Farm Resort,” a countryside retreat in Kalasin, Thailand, and I need a logo that feels authentically traditional while still looking fresh on menus, signage, and social media. The design must include the resort name in both English and Thai and should instantly convey the experience guests can expect from us—staying on a working farm with an on-site café, restaurant, and wood-fired pizza corner, all centred around our own organic produce.
Style & mood
• Traditional aesthetic preferred—think warm, welcoming, and rooted in Thai rural culture, rather than modern minimalism.
• I’m flexible on the dominant colour; green, brown, gold, or any palette you feel suits a farm-to-table resort setting are all open for exploration.
Key visual elements (must appear in the concept)
• Farm produce
• Café & restaurant flair (pizza oven, coffee cup, or similar)
• Countryside scenery (rice fields, gentle hills, or local flora)
Deliverables
1. Primary logo in colour (vector: AI or EPS) and high-res PNG.
2. One-colour version for stamps and merchandise.
3. Horizontal and stacked variations for different placements.
4. Font names, colour codes (CMYK, RGB, HEX), and a brief rationale for your design choices.
5. Source files kept clean and layered for future edits.
I’ll review initial sketches or mood boards first—once we agree on a direction, we can move to detailed refinement and final files. Looking forward to seeing how you blend traditional Thai charm with a professional finish!
Style & mood
• Traditional aesthetic preferred—think warm, welcoming, and rooted in Thai rural culture, rather than modern minimalism.
• I’m flexible on the dominant colour; green, brown, gold, or any palette you feel suits a farm-to-table resort setting are all open for exploration.
Key visual elements (must appear in the concept)
• Farm produce
• Café & restaurant flair (pizza oven, coffee cup, or similar)
• Countryside scenery (rice fields, gentle hills, or local flora)
Deliverables
1. Primary logo in colour (vector: AI or EPS) and high-res PNG.
2. One-colour version for stamps and merchandise.
3. Horizontal and stacked variations for different placements.
4. Font names, colour codes (CMYK, RGB, HEX), and a brief rationale for your design choices.
5. Source files kept clean and layered for future edits.
I’ll review initial sketches or mood boards first—once we agree on a direction, we can move to detailed refinement and final files. Looking forward to seeing how you blend traditional Thai charm with a professional finish!