Vezir, rethought from the crown up.

We kept one thing: the crown. Type, colour, imagery and voice were all open, so we worked through six territories and five rounds of critique, and narrowed them to three.

Each one is a different idea of what a chief of staff does for a leader. The Seal carries your authority within limits you set. One Lamp protects your attention. The Team Room turns a room of opinions into a decision with a name on it.

Each is shown the same way: the whole system on one board, then social, outdoor, the product and a working landing page.

A — The Seal

Your authority, carried within the limits you set. The vizier held the sultan's seal and lost it when dismissed. Cool registry paper, ITC Garamond, and one vermilion press for every real approval.

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B — One Lamp

Only what needs you. Everything stays quiet except the one decision that's yours, lit in the crown's centre. Night graphite, Suisse Int'l, and an honest empty state: nothing needs you.

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C — The Team Room

Different positions, one decision someone owns. Cut-paper positions meet one shared edge, and the owner's name is the biggest word on the page. Sky, brick and marigold, set in Right Grotesk Wide.

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Where they differ

Three companies could own these three. Only the crown and the brief connect them.

The SealOne LampThe Team Room
IdeaAuthorityAttentionAccountability
GroundCool registry paperNight graphiteSaturated sky
TypeITC Garamond Light, GraphikSuisse Int'l, Suisse MonoRight Grotesk Wide, Diatype
The crownPressed as ink when something's authorisedIts centre lights when one thing needs youStays whole; its base sets the shared edge
MotionOne press, then stillOne switch, then stillStop-motion settle
MaterialInk on paperLight in the darkCut paper and shadow
LineDelegate the work. Keep the say.Only what needs you.Leave with a decision.