
Dr. Ghorbani
Logo & stationery design
Taj Gold’s existing identity was built around a recognizable five-pointed crown. As the collection moved toward a new business direction, the brand needed a visual identity that felt more contemporary, minimal, and appealing to a younger audience, while preserving the recognition of its established symbol.
Rather than replacing the crown entirely, the redesign focused on reinterpreting it. Its five points were reduced to three, creating a direct connection to the brand’s three founders and giving the symbol a more meaningful role in the identity.
The crown’s sharper geometry was refined into softer forms, balancing a more contemporary aesthetic with a sense of familiarity. This approach allowed the identity to evolve without abandoning the visual element people already associated with the brand.
The redesigned logo became the foundation for a broader visual system. Logo variations, graphic patterns, advertising layouts, and essential brand applications were developed and standardized to create a consistent visual language across the brand’s communications.
The result was a more contemporary and approachable identity, built around a familiar symbol and supported by a cohesive system ready to carry the brand into its next chapter.
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