Unedo boutique hotel: visual identity printing

Brand: Unedo All Seasons Boutique Hotel

Printing: Offset one color pantone metallic print for the sousplat, notepads, registration cards, souvere, bookmarks, key folders and do not disturb sings. Offset two pantone colors print for the DL envelopes and letterhead, one of them opaque white. One pantone color print with bronze hot foil stamping for the business cards. Bronze hot foil stamping was also applied to the DL envelopes, letterheads, bill folders, food menu leather cover and daily menus. Digital printing for the interior pages of the wine, spirits and food menus. Digital printing was also applied on the cocktail and snack menus.

Finish: Die Cutting and hand folding for the creation of the bill folder and key folder. Die Cutting for the bookmarks, do not disturb signs and souvere. Creasing for the cocktail and snack menus. Pyrography on the natural leather cover of the spirits, wine and food menus. Laser cutting for the leather catalogues to minimize waste of the natural leather due to its uneven sape and size.

Binding: Rubber-band binding with bands made from leather. Edge glue binding for the creation of a tear off notepad.

Papers: Genuine Italian cow leather 2,5mm thick for the food catalogue. Genuine Italian suede leather 2mm thick for the wine and spirits cover. Reef Grey 120gr. for the Dl envelopes and letterheads. Reef Grey 360gr. for the business cards. Materica clay 250gr. for the bill folders. Premium plain white paper 120gr. for the sousplat, registration cards and 100gr. for the notepads. Velvet magno 400gr. for the do not disturb signs. Old mill Bianco 250gr. for the key folders and bookmarks, 350gr. for the souvere and 190gr. for the interior of the food catalogue. Apolo Ivory 120gr. for the daily menus. Colorplan pistachio and cool blue 270gr. for the snack and cocktail menus. Colorplan pale grey 120gr. for the interiors of the wine catalogue and Colorplan mist, powder green and cool blue 270gr. for interior of the spirits menu. Brands of paper that were used, G.F. Smith, Sappi, Cordenons and Fedrigoni