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We selected the Roobert font because of its squared and rounded terminations.
For the palette, we selected colours from the projects that work well with the project images.
We found both during our research, and we decided to draw them and use them in some of the brand applications.
The restaurant is placed in front of the beach so we wanted to bring the sea inside the spaces.
Sea is not uniform, so we avoided printing all the collateral with one single pantone.
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