Edgemere Diner, photographed by Bev Norton; shared in accordance with Creative Commons license. |
This past Saturday we soft opened our pet project Blanchisserie Americain. When creating the logo, I drew inspiration from the 1950s. I wanted a font that was very simple yet conveyed classic elegance. The fonts used by GarnerWare and Lincoln BeautyWare with tight kerning captivated the most.
Lincoln BeautyWare Coffee, Flour, Sugar, and Tea Canisters, $29
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I liked this font but felt the kerning wasn't tight enough.
Lincoln Beautyware Coffee and Tea Canisters, $20
4.5" in height by 5" wide and 6" deep
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Cake Carrier, $25
6" in height by 12" wide and 12" deep
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I liked the treatment of the following labels, but the fonts seemed more casual. For a bakery:
Canette Masterware Coffee and Tea Canisters, $24
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For a sweet shoppe or creamery:
Lincoln BeautyWare Coffee, Flour, Sugar and Tea Canisters, $35 for set
4.75" to 8.5" in height by 5" wide and 6" deep
4.75" to 8.5" in height by 5" wide and 6" deep
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Cookie Canister, $12.50
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For a coffee shop:
Coffee, Flour, and Tea Canisters, $38
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Lincoln BeautyWare Cake Carrier, $21
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Lincoln BeautyWare Coffee and Tea Canisters, $16.40
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Lincoln BeautyWare Cake Carrier, $19
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And of course there were some fonts and treatments that screamed diner.
Masterware Coffee and Sugar Canisters, $24
4.5" to 8.75" in height by 5" wide and 6" deep
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Lincoln BeautyBox, $38
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And there were fonts that were a little too plain and didn't say anything at all.
Coffee, Flour, Sugar, and Tea Canisters, $20
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