Branding Archives - Charlotte Delmonte | Graphic Designer

BNJC – Brighton & Hove Jewish Community

August 16, 2023

BNJC exists to support the Jewish Community in Brighton & Hove and to provide outstanding facilities and events for the entire city to enjoy. It is a vibrant, cross-communal hub for Jewish arts, culture, food, family programming, learning and much more. Situated at 29-31 New Church Road, the site includes a kosher restaurant and bakery, co-working space, synagogue and a nursery.

The client found the previous brand and assets complicated and overly busy, which were hard to use in execution. Because of this there was a lack of brand consistency across their marketing and social media. The brief was to explore a new typeface for their brand logo, an updated colour palette, and new graphic assets.

I created a modern and friendly logo design to reflect the vibrant personality of BNJC and it’s offering to the local community. This included a new set of graphic assets to be used across their website, marketing and social media for brand recognition and consistency.

The project extended to working across the other businesses, including branding and menu designs for the restaurant Novellino, and branding and social media templates for Shoresh Nursery.

“We have loved working Charlotte on developing our brand identity. She made the entire process of our brand re-fresh and subsequent creation of sub-brands, printed designs, stationery and everything in between – easy and enjoyable. Her creativity, proactiveness and efficiency has made our visual identity the success it is, and we look forward to continue working with Charlotte in the future!”
Jasmin Aziz, Head of Marketing & Communications at BNJC

You can see further branding design across the website bnjc.co.uk/

Therapeutic Kitchen

April 2, 2023

I worked with Therapeutic Kitchen to develop a considered and cohesive brand identity that reflects their holistic, food-first approach to health and wellbeing.

Therapeutic Kitchen offers personalised nutritional therapy, combining science-led insight with achievable lifestyle and dietary changes to support long-term health. The challenge was to create a brand that communicates both credibility and warmth – balancing clinical expertise with an approachable, human tone.

As with all branding projects, the process began with brand positioning –understanding the audience, the competitive landscape, and defining how Therapeutic Kitchen should be perceived.

The goal was to move away from generic “wellness” aesthetics and instead create a brand that feels credible, authentic and knowledgeable – rooted in real food, real life, and sustainable change.

A rich purple was introduced as the core brand colour, chosen to convey integrity, warmth and authority—positioning the brand as both professional and approachable.

The logo centres around a bespoke icon formed by blending the initials T and K. The font is a distinctive sans serif with strokes that are carved at an angle where they meet vertical strokes. Uppercase creates a sense of authority and confidence, reflecting the brand’s ethos. Designed to work both as part of the full logo and as a standalone brand mark, it provides flexibility across applications while maintaining strong recognition.

The result is a distinctive identity that feels considered, credible and quietly confident within the wellness space.

A R Brown & Co Solicitors

October 3, 2022

I was approached by the new Director of A R Brown & Co Solicitors, who had taken over the business based in Worthing. They were acquiring new office space in Goring-by-Sea and wanted to refresh their branding as well as a new website design. A R Brown & Co is a well established Worthing solicitors set up in 1986. Their branding and website design were very dated and didn’t reflect the values of the business. The previous logo was too fussy and didn’t replicate well digitally.

The process of creating new branding started with understanding the current business, as well as what changes the new directors wanted to make to take the business forward. I proposed a new brighter and more modern colour palette, fonts which also work across the website, and using the ampersand as more of a feature in the branding.

The final branding was used across stationery, the office fascia, window posters and the website.

Midnight

November 2, 2020

Midnight are an award-winning PR agency based in Brighton.

They approached me to rebrand their business and focus on being less corporate and more contemporary boutique agency. They felt their previous brand logo lacked creative flair and personality.

The chosen logo design includes a speech bubble graphic which is an iconic and universal symbol for communication. The speech bubble shape can be used as a graphic device for holding text and images, and can be used across the brand elements to build a strong personality. The typeface is contemporary and uppercase gives a feeling of authority. The word and graphic intersecting creates interest, along with a bold colour palette.

The business card design needed to more impact, so we decided on a bright white premium paper stock to set off the cyan and magenta colour palette. The speech bubble was slightly debossed with a metallic magenta foil, which changes when it catches the light. On the reverse we went for a linear texture to give a tactile feel and to create a contrast with the front.

“We really enjoyed working with Charlotte during the process of our re-brand. From the very beginning, we felt that she understood the personality we wanted to portray in every aspect of the material she designed for us. We would always be happy to recommend her as a designer”.

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