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← All work2022 / 2026 IDENTITY CONCEPT

SKYLIGHT / WINDOW COVERINGS

SKYLIGHT — Light, in layers.

WINDOW COVERINGSIDENTITY / PRINT / SPACE
The complete SKYLIGHT identity beside Venetian blinds in a spatial concept
An identity beside the light · AI-assisted spatial concept
A WINDOW. A WAY TO SEE LIGHT.

Window coverings give light its layers and a room its character. SKYLIGHT’s distinctive blind-bar wordmark is paired with deep ink, warm paper and open serif typography, carrying that idea from the identity into every application.

  • Original wordmark recovery
  • Descriptor and type system
  • Light-inspired graphic system
  • Booklet and brand cards
  • Three material-study cards
  • Six-page identity guide
The retained original SKYLIGHT wordmark with a newly typeset descriptor

The retained original SKYLIGHT wordmark with a newly typeset descriptor

Original wordmark / Renewed descriptor
The complete original SKYLIGHT wordmark with blind-bars, vertical line and circular end

The complete original SKYLIGHT wordmark with blind-bars, vertical line and circular end

Blind-bars, vertical line and dot / Complete original wordmark
01 / A DISTINCTIVE STARTING POINT

A window within a familiar name.

SKY’s letterforms are woven into the blind-bars, giving the identity a memorable starting point. The complete wordmark is retained, with a renewed descriptor, quieter palette and generous space around it.

Deep ink, warm paper and original sky-blue palette
INK / PAPER / SKY

The rhythm between the lines.

The original sky blue becomes a bright accent against deep ink and warm paper. Horizontal bands extend the wordmark’s idea, using changing spacing to connect large posters and small printed pieces.

Three supporting horizontal-band graphics with different spacing
02 / AN IDENTITY TO HOLD

Warm paper. Quiet light.

A Light in layers brand booklet mockup on a stone window ledge
Brand booklet / AI-assisted print mockup
The complete Light in layers booklet cover artwork

The complete Light in layers booklet cover artwork

Brand booklet / Complete cover
The complete SKYLIGHT brand-card front

The complete SKYLIGHT brand-card front

Brand card / Front
The Room for light brand-card reverse

The Room for light brand-card reverse

Brand card / Reverse

Open serif headlines bring a softer, more domestic voice to the geometric identity.

03 / LIGHT. TEXTURE. SHADE.

A conversation you can hold.

Light, texture and shade guide three printed studies. A shared typographic structure and changing bands bring variety to a closely related family.

The complete sky-blue Light material-study card

The complete sky-blue Light material-study card

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04 / ROOM FOR EXPRESSION

Make room for an expression.

Sky blue and deep ink carry English and Chinese expressions. The wordmark, horizontal rules and generous space keep each poster distinct within the same identity.

The sky-blue Make room for light brand poster

The sky-blue Make room for light brand poster

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05 / A SHARED VISUAL DIRECTION

From one idea to a visual language.

Six pages bring the original wordmark, typography, clear space, colours and applications into one shared visual direction.

Download identity guidePDF / 6 pages ↓
SKYLIGHT guide page 1: Cover

SKYLIGHT guide page 1: Cover

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The landscape Light in layers brand artwork

The landscape Light in layers brand artwork

Landscape brand artwork / Complete design
The complete SKYLIGHT identity on a deep-ink background
CLIENT
SKYLIGHT
ARCHIVE PERIOD
2022
2026 identity concept
SCOPE
Identity refinement, typography, colour, graphics, print, posters, identity guide and spatial applications

Rebuilt from the original SKY LIGHT archive; native and final PDF dates establish 2022. Eight complete wordmark paths are retained from the final PDF, with its sky blue carried forward. The descriptor, editorial typography, supporting palette, graphics, copy and applications are new 2026 concepts. Old presentations and reference photographs are excluded. Material cards are visual studies, not verified product collections or performance specifications. AI-assisted scenes show concepts; client adoption, printing and installation are unconfirmed.