There are dream clients and then there are DREAM CLIENTS. Marchioness is one of them.
Marchioness Home & Garden is based in Dover, Massachusetts. The founder has travelled the world, collecting and procuring special pieces that will help shape her e-commerce offering(s), launching this Spring 2020. The sentiments of the brand are so feminine, timeless and special. The products range from an early 19th-century French painting, rare First Edition Audubon Watercolors, to a whimsy birdcage statement piece, or small curiosity. Each one tells its own narrative. The overall mood of the brand also truly captures the essence of its Founder Bethany, who is absolutely lovely, warm and gracious. Marchioness authentically honors a by-gone era in an effortless yet reimagined way.
Marchioness came to C&C looking to ultimately turn a robust passion into a business. We started with a brand identity project, then shifted to various phases of content generation, collateral creation, operational development, monetization strategy, collection curation and now, building an e-commerce platform.
I am extremely fortunate to have assembled a creative team that is so committed to Marchioness. Each project partner has been able to contribute their unique skill set to each phase of work. Below you’ll find recent photos from a shoot that aimed to capture pieces from the brand’s new print system.
We brought on Lindsay Fair of WOMA Design to help execute brand identity, brand collateral and web development. It’s no secret that I adore Lindsay. She has been an instrumental part of the brand’s cultivation. When making selections for the print & packaging pieces, we truly labored over each detail, resulting in some sumptuous pieces that will serve Bethany and her brand well. The business cards are engraved, letter pressed AND edged in gold ink. They are on double thick paper (it’s ALL about the card stock), accompanied by an engraved notecard with a custom envelope liner. The envelope liner design was inspired by an exquisite and rare antique paper Bethany had collected.
Thank you to all for playing a part in this project:
Graphic Design & Web Development: WOMA Design
Photography: Molly Lo Photography
Styling: Caylin Harris Creative
Florals: Weatherlow Florals
