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Brand Identity & Logo Redesign

Wild. Refined. Reimagined.

Client
Oserengoni Wildlife Sanctuar
Scope
Logo Redesign · Visual Identity
Market
Kenya
THE BRIEF

A mark as refined as the experience it represents.

Oserengoni is an 18,000-acre luxury wildlife sanctuary in Kenya's Great Rift Valley — home to Chui Lodge, Bush Homes, and Ranch House Bistro. The brand lives at the intersection of untamed wilderness and elevated hospitality.
The existing identity felt disconnected from the brand's premium positioning and conservation mission. The mark lacked sophistication, failing to communicate the refined wilderness experience the sanctuary delivers. The challenge: evolve the identity without losing the soul of the place.

OUR APPROACH

Discovery first...
Then the mark.

We explored three concept directions before arriving at the final identity — each one tested against the brand's dual promise of conservation and luxury.

Direction 01

Abstract Forms

Geometric interpretations of wildlife silhouettes — focusing on negative space and modern minimalism.

Direction 02

Illustrative Marks

Detailed wildlife illustrations emphasising the sanctuary's conservation story and natural beauty.

Direction 03 — Selected

Typographic Focus

A line-drawn kudu paired with a flowing script wordmark — refined, elegant, and deeply rooted in the natural world.

Brand System

Colour & Typography

Sage green (#697d65) and cream (#fcf9de). Adventures Unlimited Script — elegant, fluid, and rooted in nature.

Three color swatches named Savannah Green, Grassland Tan, and Sun White with their hex, RGB, and CMYK values on a savannah background with an elephant.
Stylized line drawing of an antelope with the word 'Oserengoni' in cursive script on a light beige background with subtle topographic lines.
brand mark oserengoniOserengoni wildlife sanctuary logo redesign — luxury safari brand identity by Mara & Finch
Green textured card with minimalistic line art of a bull and the word 'Oserengoni' on a hand-drawn savanna background with elephants and acacia trees.
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