Brand Mark Development for The Front Row

A visual identity shaped by the textures, stories, and spirit of Lux Row Distillers. Designed to feel authentic, elevated, and real, The Front Row brand mark system reflects the unique access, warmth, and care that define this premium membership experience.
My Role
As Design Director at AnyRoad, I led the creative direction for The Front Row brandmark system. I partnered closely with our internal brand designer, providing strategic input, feedback, and brand foundations to guide the development. My role included defining what this identity needed to communicate, aligning it with the broader Lux Row brand, and ensuring that the final marks were flexible, meaningful, and built to scale.
The brandmark should represent
Authenticity
Rooted in real experiences, not overly polished or artificial
Connection
Reflecting a direct link to Lux Row and its distillery environment
Carefully Crafted
Elevated without feeling elitist
Versatile
Adaptable across packaging, digital, events, and multi-tier membership
Memorable
Distinct enough to stand alongside Lux Row’s portfolio of brands
Design considerations included
Use of Lux Row typography and complementary, timeless typefaces
Inspiration from stencils, barrel marks, and hand-applied textures
A focus on legibility, simplicity, and long-term brand relevance
Presentation Highlights
The Distiller's Seal
  • References typography on barrels: circular, texture, stencils and mixed fonts
  • Modular mark system with monogram, emblem, and logotype variants
  • Feels authentic, official, and heritage-esque
  • Monogram feels high end, exclusive and mysterious
Criteria
A
B
C
D
Scales across touchpoints
Aligns with Lux Row’s brand
Supports tier expansion
Works in black, white, color
Captures intended brand feel
Client Selection
After reviewing all four directions, the client selected Concept A for its strong balance of heritage, authenticity, and flexibility. The circular mark, inspired by barrel stamps and distillery stencils, felt deeply connected to the world of Lux Row while still standing confidently as its own identity. The system includes a monogram, emblem, and logotype, making it adaptable for packaging, printed materials, digital environments, and future membership tiers.

This direction aligned with the original goals we had defined. It feels crafted, welcoming, and built for members who value insider access and thoughtful design.
This exploration was about more than just selecting a logo. It was about defining how members would see and feel the identity of The Front Row — across bottle labels, welcome kits, digital cards, and member touchpoints. Each concept played a role in clarifying the emotional tone we wanted to set: familiar, crafted, open, and quietly special.