Velora Stonecraft

Brand Identity Logo Design Visual System
Web Design Product Catalogue AI Image Generation Packaging Design

"Sculptural stone objects — designed for those who value permanence, craftsmanship, and quiet distinction."

Velora Stonecraft Website

PROJECT OVERVIEW

CLIENT

Velora StonecraftTehran, Iran

MY ROLE

Brand Identity Designer

DELIVERABLES

Logo · Palette · TypeWeb · Social · Catalogue

YEAR

2025

About the Brand

Velora Stonecraft is a luxury stone-sculpture atelier based in Tehran, Iran. The studio creates one-of-a-kind, hand-carved pieces from natural stone — sculptures, tables, tableware, accessories, water sculptures, and lighting fixtures.

Each object is produced through a defined, step-by-step crafting process in their atelier. No two pieces are ever identical. The brand sits at the intersection of functional design and quiet artistry — built for collectors who value permanence, material honesty, and refined minimalism.

Visit Live Site → @velora.stonecraft

Every post, story, and highlight on the Instagram page — from product photography direction to layout and copy — was designed by me.

The Brief

Velora Stonecraft needed a brand system worthy of the craft itself — calm, precise, and timeless. The challenge was to design an identity that:

Brand Values

01

Material Honesty

Natural variations in stone are celebrated, not concealed. The brand language echoes the same restraint.

02

Quiet Distinction

Refined minimalism without austerity. Confident enough to whisper, never to shout.

03

Permanence

Stone outlasts trend. The identity is built to age well — typography, marks, and palette designed for decades, not seasons.

04

Hand-Crafted

Every piece is individually carved. The brand mark is intentionally drawn, not generated — a signature of human touch.

Logo Design

The mark is built around an interlocking VL monogram — the V grounded and geometric, the L rising into a sweeping calligraphic curve. Together they create a single fluid form that is both architectural and handwritten, mirroring the tension between stone's rawness and the atelier's precision.

Below the monogram, "VELORA STONECRAFT" is set in spaced uppercase with a small stone-crystal glyph replacing the O — a quiet material reference that ties the wordmark to the product. "SINCE 2017" anchors it in time.

Exploration

Logo exploration 1 — VELORA STONE COMPANY full wordmark in bold condensed serif
Logo exploration 2 — VS monogram with star detail and VELORA STONE wordmark
Logo exploration 3 — VS monogram with VELORA STONE side-by-side lockup
Logo exploration 4 — VS/VLS interlocking monogram with VELORA STONE wordmark

Final Mark

Velora Stonecraft final logo — VL monogram with wordmark and Since 2017 tagline

Color Palette

The palette is drawn directly from the studio's raw materials — pale travertine, warm sandstone, deep basalt, and the soft greys of cured concrete. Neutrals do the heavy lifting; a single warm accent provides depth without competing with product photography.

Travertine #F5F1EA
Sandstone #D9CFB8
Warm Stone #8C7A5F
Basalt #4A4843
Onyx #1F1E1B

Typography

A two-typeface system pairs a contemporary serif for display with a clean geometric sans for UI and body. The serif gives editorial gravitas; the sans keeps long-form content effortless to read.

Display / Headlines

Velora

Fraunces — Variable serif
Weights: 400 / 700 · Italic supported
Used at 32px+ for editorial impact.

Body / UI

Stonecraft

Inter — Geometric sans
Weights: 400 / 500 / 600 / 700
Used 14–18px for paragraphs and UI labels.

Visual Language

Photography direction is the soul of the brand. Three art-direction rules guide every shot:

Layout rhythm follows the same restraint: generous whitespace, large product imagery, short captions. The grid breathes — it never crowds the work.

Product Categories

The brand system structures six product lines — each with consistent typography, image treatment, and copy voice:

·

Sculpture

Hand-carved one-of-a-kind pieces. Limited or bespoke commissions.

·

Table

Solid-stone tables where function meets sculptural presence.

·

Tableware

Hand-carved bowls and serveware for daily ritual and refined settings.

·

Accessories

Subtle, meaningful objects that complete a space.

·

Water Sculpture

Living elements bringing movement, sound, and stillness together.

·

Lighting

Stone meets light — quiet sources of atmosphere that define mood.

Voice & Tone

Brand Voice

"Calm. Considered. Confident enough to whisper. The voice never explains what the stone already says."

Copy is short and sensory. We avoid superlatives ("the best", "the finest") in favour of grounded, material-driven language: "hand-carved," "quiet refinement," "subtle variations," "calm balance."

Applications

The brand system was applied across the full digital and physical touchpoints:

@velora.stonecraft

Brand Catalogue — Curated Selection 2026

The brand system applied across an eight-page editorial catalogue — sent to gallerists, collectors, and prospective commission clients. Each spread uses the same restraint: generous whitespace, the studio's serif & sans pairing, and full-bleed product imagery against soft, architectural light.

All product imagery in this catalogue is AI-generated by me

Every photograph below was conceptualised, prompted, and refined using AI image-generation tools — then art-directed into the printed catalogue using Velora's established visual system. This let us scope and present the full collection before any physical photoshoot was commissioned.

Velora Stonecraft — Curated Selection 2026 cover, with a stone figurine sculpture and floor lamp
About Velora — brand story with stone tableware
Material Identity — Marble, Travertine, Onyx with figurine details
Statement Sculptural Pieces — three sculptural stone forms
Functional Art Objects — bowls, vessels, and decorative stoneware
Tailored for Curated Spaces — bespoke candleholders on a stone console
Contact page — Velora Stonecraft Studio details with a stone side table
Thank You — ‘Shaped by Nature. Refined by Hand.’ closing spread

Product Catalogue — Sculptural Objects Collection

A dedicated product catalogue designed for B2B buyers, gallerists, and wholesale clients — presenting the full Sculptural Objects Collection across two categories: Human Forms and Animal Forms. Each spread follows the brand's editorial restraint: warm off-white grounds, alternating product-card layouts, and colour swatches drawn from the stone's natural tonal range.

The catalogue opens with an editorial intro — "The Art of Presence" — before moving into structured product pages. Each piece is presented with stone type, dimensions, and three colour variants, keeping the format informative without losing the gallery-like atmosphere.

Sculptural Objects Collection — cover with stone animal and figure sculptures on travertine shelf
The Art of Presence — editorial intro with stone bust sculptures
A Study in Form and Material — Human Forms and Animal Forms category overview
Human Forms — Figure 1, 2, 3 product specs in travertine
Human Forms — Figure 4, 5, 6 product specs
Human Forms — Figure 7, 8, 9 product specs
Animal Forms — Totem 1, 2, 3 product specs
Animal Forms — Totem 4, 5, 6 product specs
Animal Forms — Totem 7, 8, 9 product specs
Animal Forms — Totem 10, natural marble elephant
Velora Stonecraft — back cover with VL monogram, Since 2017

AI Image & Video Generation

All product photography and lifestyle imagery published on the Velora Stonecraft Instagram page was conceived, prompted, and refined by me using AI image and video generation tools — ChatGPT for product-in-scene photography and Higgsfield AI for video generation. No physical photoshoot was commissioned. Every scene, composition, and lighting choice was art-directed to match the brand's visual system.

The process: start from the physical product, build a prompt that captures material, light, and atmosphere, iterate until the output matches the brand palette and editorial tone, then watermark and schedule for Instagram.

ChatGPT

Primary tool for product-in-scene photography — bowls, plates, cake stands, candle holders, and sculptures in styled interiors.

Higgsfield AI

Used for video generation — animating product scenes with cinematic movement for Instagram Reels and Stories.

Video Generation — Higgsfield AI

Two AI-generated product videos — each brings a stone sculpture to life through cinematic movement. The water-girl sculpture and the book-girl sculpture were animated using Higgsfield AI, then branded with the Velora Stonecraft logo for Instagram Reels and Stories.

Girl with Water — Higgsfield AI
Girl with Book — Higgsfield AI

Image Generation — Higgsfield AI

Velora Stonecraft — face candle holders in styled living room — ChatGPT
Velora Stonecraft — product scene — ChatGPT
Velora Stonecraft — stone fruit bowl with lychees — ChatGPT
Velora Stonecraft — product scene — ChatGPT
Velora Stonecraft — marble tray with candles — ChatGPT
Velora Stonecraft — product scene — ChatGPT
Velora Stonecraft — stone serving platter with food — ChatGPT
Velora Stonecraft — product scene — ChatGPT
Velora Stonecraft — face sculpture on coffee table — ChatGPT
Velora Stonecraft — product scene — ChatGPT
Velora Stonecraft — stone tissue box holder — ChatGPT
Velora Stonecraft — product scene — ChatGPT
See full feed @velora.stonecraft

Packaging Design

The packaging system extends the brand's material language into the unboxing experience. Two touchpoints were designed: a rigid paper shopping bag and a branded canvas drawstring pouch — both carrying the VL monogram and "Velora Stonecraft · Since 2017" wordmark.

The imagery below was AI-generated using ChatGPT to visualise the packaging in a real-world context before production — warm natural light, soft architectural backgrounds, and the brand's stone products alongside.

Velora Stonecraft branded shopping bag with VL monogram and rope handles — ChatGPT mockup
Velora Stonecraft canvas drawstring pouch with stone sculptures — ChatGPT mockup

The Outcome

The final identity is a quiet system that lets the work speak first. Every touchpoint feels considered, calm, and unmistakably Velora — a frame that honours the craft inside it.

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