90's Hollywood & Bel Air inspired Florist Identity
Innovative and contemporary, he has been showcasing the world’s most beautiful flowers in luxury hotels and landmark brands such as the Ritz-Carlton, Dior, Chanel, Tiffany and more.
The project's directive included developing a visual identity following Jean-Pascal's contemporary approaches in floral designs. Caserne's inspiration came from the Hollywood & Bel Air look from the ’90s. The visual composition creates a contrast between luxury and the ludic expression of that era.
Project by
Caserne
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