Now that traveling is being less restrictive, at least locally, the idea of a short escape from home to at least change the scenery is more likely. For this kind of brief escape, we're not in the look of a fancy place to stay, but somewhere that reminds us of home, but it's not our house. We're usually looking for a cozy place with a friendly ambient. Places like Post House are what we picture. Its brand identity was creatively in charge of SDCO Partners.

Reimagine a much-loved neighborhood eatery and inn to welcome back longtime guests and invite a new breed of intrepid travelers. Well, Post House is in charge of doing so. It embraces its guests with a warm, pleasant atmosphere. So, the brand/u2019s visual identity has to reflect all this and more! SDCO Partners' designers came up with a concept that balances history and modernity, luxury and approachability for a consistent, flexible system that invites and intrigues. The visual language beautifully translates across everything from interior environments and in-room stationery to menus, postcards, signage, and dishware. Its name brings back to life what vintage post houses used to look like, not only architecturally speaking but its overall red-and-white aesthetic.

All in all, Post House's visual identity reflects comfort and modernity with a classy appeal from the vintage post office style. And we love the way its interior design perfectly matches the graphic and stationary./u00a0So, let this design post inspire you to plan your next brief vacation.