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The Public House

Branding, Print Collateral, Photos from Old Friend & Julia Ross

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‘The Public House’ was the name of a bar without a face. Owner Lyndsay Edmonds approached us to create a brand for her craft cocktail project, hoping we could mirror the bright and lively interior of their space. We were inspired by her family’s history, running a filling station during the golden age of automobiles.

The ‘Godess of Bay City’ is heavily inspired by the hood ornaments of art-deco era cars, as well as the strong female team behind the bar itself. ‘Friends, Strangers, Lovers’ was a phrase discovered within the ideation process. We used it throughout the bar to represent the variety of relationships that can unfold place within the space.

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“Our success is in large part due to [Old Friend] taking the time to unpack my dream of opening a coffee shop and a craft cocktail bar. We look forward to future projects with Old Friend!

LYNDSAY EDMONDS, OWNER OF THE PUBLIC HOUSE

The Public House full brand logo sheet showing all variations — winged goddess figure, wordmarks, oval seal, and monogram in gold
Bright white restaurant interior with Friends Strangers Lovers painted in gold script on a white brick wall
Split image — hand selecting from a charcuterie board; Arrive Drink Depart typographic layout with circular ring text
Two round white coasters on marble — left with The Public House goddess logo, right with Friends Strangers Lovers text
Split image — crumpled The Public House printed paper bag; exterior storefront with brass cursive sign and lotus icon visible on brick building
Split image — crumpled The Public House newspaper-style printed bag; exterior brick storefront with brass script sign in window
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Gold arch badge with The Public House winged goddess figure holding a cocktail glass aloft with radiating sunburst below
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Animated sketch drawing of The Public House winged goddess figure forming over a vintage collage background
Split image — bright white minimalist dining room with long wooden tables; full Public House food and cocktail menu spread open
The Public House oval goddess logo in white overlaid on a full bar shelf with liquor bottles and gold pineapple decorations