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01 — The brief

Every real estate brand is a skyline in gold foil.

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02 — The wordmark

Built like a building.

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Mavinsky wordmark over a black-and-white tower shot from below

Black, white, no gold.

The A and V lift out of the wordmark to make a monogram, each with its own star. It sits on a raised, offset tile, like a building on its plot. Two colours only: luxury doesn’t need a third.

03 — The website

A showroom that never closes.

Most property sites are a brochure PDF with a contact form stapled on. We built mavinsky.com to sell the way a good site visit does: big imagery, the facts buyers actually ask about, and one clear way to book a visit.

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mavinsky.com homepage: Mavinsky wordmark over a tower at dusk, Strategic real estate for evolving enterprises
04 — The dashboard

Goodbye, inventory.xlsx.

Every unit, every tower, every status, in one place the sales team actually opens. Update a booking once and the floor plan, the numbers and the client presentation all change with it. Click a unit to try it.

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Share with client Mark as booked

On the skyline.

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