Vintage-style logo and branding for New York restaurant
No Entry Design adds a touch of down under to Manhattan with this new identity for Aussie-themed restaurant Northern Territory.
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Brooklyn-based studio No Entry Design harnesses the beauty of hand-painted signage in this gorgeous, vintage-style identity for Australian-themed restaurant Northern Territory.
"A few months back we were approached by some guys who own a huge bar located in Williamsburg, Brooklyn called Berry Park," they explain on Behance. "They said they obtained an even bigger space up in a developing area of Greenpoint with a great rooftop space that has a rad view of Manhattan's skyline across the river. They wanted us to do a logo and some signage for them. One thing led to another and we ended up doing a lot more."
A lot more, indeed, with the No Entry team providing the new venue with everything from a logo package and menu design to hand-painted signage, responsive web design and photography.
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