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Fine Living by David Muirhead

Signage, print, and e-commerce for Fine Living. Locally sourced. Personally chosen. Sandton.

A laptop on a bench showing the Fine Living by David Muirhead e-commerce homepage. A red velvet sofa fills the on-screen hero. A hand rests beside the trackpad in a warm interior, lights bokehed behind.
TypeBranding, Web
SectorInteriors retail
ServicesSignage, Print, Look-book, Shopping bags, E-commerce

The brief.

Fine Living is David Muirhead's retail concept. A 600m² showroom in Sandton. Locally sourced furnishings, lighting, South African art, and accessories. All chosen by David. The brief covered everything except the logo: signage, carrier bags, print, look-book, and e-commerce.

How we
tackled it.

The mark was set. The surround was the brief. The product first, the brand as context. Same hierarchy on the storefront, the carrier bag, the look-book, and the site.

A woman carrying a Fine Living shopping bag, walking past the storefront in daylight.
PRIMARY

Warm Black

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SECONDARY

Warm Taupe

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ACCENT

Gold

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GROUND

Champagne

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Bespoke furniture, curated décor, and function venues. A boutique showroom in Sandton.

The room,
alive.

The 600m² showroom in sequence. Lighting, furniture, art, accessories, each chosen one at a time. The room sets the register every other surface answers to.

Fine Living by David Muirhead showroom, Sandton

The showroom,
extended.

Product first, brand as context. Every piece David believes in, online.

The
result.

One register across every surface: the storefront, the carrier bag, the look-book, and the e-commerce site. Product first. Brand as context. Same logic as the room itself.

All photography on the Fine Living website, brochure and video was supplied by David Muirhead and his photographers.

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Send a brief. Two founders read it. Hear back within two business days.