Name On Logo: Amish Brothers Enterprises, Inc.
Our Slogan
No Slogan
What we do
We are an Amish construction company that primarily works on homes, but does commercial construction too. We construct additions, put on new roofs and siding; remodel interiors and kitchens, and build new homes. We have a cabinet division that makes and installs kitchen and bathroom cabinetry.
Industry: Construction
Things to communicate through the design
1. Quality of service and product
2. Fair Pricing
3. Family Operation
The target audience
Homeowners, , both men and women, 35-years old and up, educated professionals, Midwestern values (work ethics, frugality, honesty, promptness, fair value), people looking for value and quality, no particular political affiliations, interests or behaviors
We like these fonts, colors and style
I would like to see bright colors that attract attention. With that said, in order to keep printing costs down on business cards and other printed materials, I think we should limit the colors to three or less. I am open to using different shades of the same color. Although I don't want to limit the designer's creativity, I don't think a gothic style would be appropriate, but I am open to other thoughts and designs. I am not interested in the latest fads or anything else that would date the logo. Again, we are Amish and live a simple lifestyle, but what is appropriate for us and what the public would think is eye-catching are not necessarily the same things. We are not trying to find Amish customers, so the logo should relate to the rest of the world, but it still should imply Amish values.
Our design will be used on
(Web) (Print Media) (Billboards & Signs)
Additional Info Added Jan 2, 2010
We will probably go with a house--partial or complete, silhouette or picture and a horse and buggy. The horse and buggy can be in the house, outside or partially in and out. There are some other gorgeous logos in this contest, but we want something that is not too complicated. You should be able to glance at it and tell who we are and what we do. We had to look at some logos for a while to figure out what the designer's intent was. No matter how beautiful the design, if a person has to think about the meaning, it probably isn't going to work--for us anyway. Thank you for all of the beautiful designs.
