brand, print & website
The Style Cantina
Three fonts, a bold watermelon and a touch of succulent.
Mish and Dan are the creators, the founders and the heart and soul of The Style Cantina. Born from their passion for style and luxe and the idea of making women feel wonderful about themselves through fabrics, clothes, a sense of style and of course colour.
At The Style Cantina, you will find small and exclusive collections filled with gorgeous clothes, luxe and special edition pieces, cute tees and accessories that you can’t find anywhere else, and the brand needed to reflect this.
The logo design combined 3 different fonts to immediately communicate the quirky and unique nature of the company. This was teamed with a bold watermelon colour and blacks and greys.
To soften the brand a little I introduced imagery of succulents to bring a natural and raw texture to the brand that complemented the bright and bold colours within the product imagery.



We are falling in love all over again!!!!! We love love love the 3 different fonts - ‘the’ in cursive, ‘STYLE’ in block letters and ‘CANTINA’ in the stripe font. The strong watermelon colour is bang on. We are really happy thanks!.
Collateral that ships with every order.
I created a range of printed collateral for The Style Cantina to send out with their orders and to help build awareness of the brand.

A quiet site that lets colourful products shine.
I developed The Style Cantina site on WordPress with WooCommerce to enable easy inventory and content management for these first-time website runners. This allowed The Style Cantina to focus on their products and customer satisfaction rather than the day to day of site management.
The design elements of the site were deliberately devoid of colour except for calls to action, so the bright and colourful products would shine on their own and not clash with the site elements.
I developed a range of filters on the product listing page so customers could easily filter down to what they were after.
On the product detail page I also created a way for The Style Cantina to feature Instagram posts they were tagged in by customers, showing the product ‘in action’ on real women, which was a key part of their ethos.


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