Tailwind Branding & Design teamed up with Queen Street Pharmacy to branch out of a typical pharmacy structure. They are proud of their approach to offer clinics that typical pharmacies may not provide. With a view to adding more of these clinics and needing to market them separately, the Care+Clinic brand was created.

We love to reflect the passion and professionalism of a business with great branding! Jan and Bill Peryer of Goldes Developments came to us with the goal of giving their business a high-end and subtle visual identity. They’d been running for years under the radar, so we relished the opportunity to highlight what they are about!

Tailwind created the full brand for Valley Skin Checks—from strategy and identity through to a new website, team photography, advertising, collateral, and a complete signage package.

Beta One asked Tailwind to help elevate their brand as they launch their new business. We refreshed their logo by simplifying the form, improving the colour palette, refining the typography, and modernising the T-cell visual metaphor for better clarity, professionalism, and impact.

We love to re-imagine a brand at Tailwind! This project was a lot of fun. The team at Tradie Alley were looking for a fresh approach to their existing brand that they had created themselves.

We gave ProWire Electrical a brand design that is as good as any of their competitors. This is a perfect example of one of our 'Level Up Packages’ and now ProWire is all set for the next decade or more. 

A new brand identity for ManaBuilt, a local building company operating since 2006, that reflects its core values of quality workmanship, integrity, and cultural pride.

The logo strongly whakapapas to maunga and to Papatūānuku and Ranginui. The elements all come together in the shape of a waka symbolising navigation.

Tailwind was commissioned to design the new card game Smoko Chat to spark meaningful conversations in the workplace.

The Tailwind team is honoured to have played a small part in the making of this incredible documentary series.

After designing this community hub's branding, Tailwind was tasked with creating an effective wayfinding system and implementing a strong visual identity throughout the Te Kupenga o Rongomai building.

The marketing booklet carries through the brand’s angular feel with ‘anchored’ imagery, a tag system and geometrical ‘arrow’ devices echoing the logo.

Queenstown-based celebrant Jason Medina was getting prepared to launch his own business when he asked us to help him build a brand package that portrayed his passion and positive energy.

Our design solution focused on converting large portions of information into small, digestible sections with plenty of breathing room and paced with imagery, to make the content easy to skim over.

We pulled some business cards out from our archives to show a client a couple of examples... Turns out we have quite the collection!

After designing this community hub's branding, Tailwind was tasked with creating an effective wayfinding system and implementing a strong visual identity throughout the Te Kupenga o Rongomai building.

We chose to highlight the business's beautiful location, Australia's Sunshine Coast, with a palette of sandy golden hues and crystalline water. The logo incorporates a geometric 'W' and 'C', the latter shaped like a wave form with gradients to evoke the shimmering quality of the sea and sand.

We absolutely loved the process of learning and working closely with council advisors and te ao Māori experts to craft an identity that honours Te Kupenga o Rongomai’s name.

We responded to our client's brief by steering away from sharp angles and aggressive colours, opting instead for an approachable lower case logotype and memorable gradient green/blue palette..

We kept pink at the forefront of Simply Safety's new brand and came up with the following concept: Simply Safety is like the laces to your boots, providing structure and safety to your business.