Twin Farms is an all inclusive, 300-acre resort located in Barnard, Vermont. There is a ton of freedom offered to the guests to partake in any activities they desire. The town observes all four seasons, and each one provides a different atmosphere at the resort. Twin Farms was named for the two beautiful farmhouses that once stood on the property, and one of them has since burned down.
The new logo pays homage to the twin farmhouses by utilizing double lines in the logotype. The parallel “T” and “F” technically do not even touch each other, and are representative of the two farmhouses. The font has been modified and had some parts of the strokes removed, in order to fully open up the strokes of the font. This visually echoes the “T” and “F.” Also, the connected strokes of the “T” and “F” resemble a door or building, and they also contain the rest of the word “twin.” This represents the safety and seclusion that guests experience at the resort and within the individual cottages. The color chosen is green to represent the nature that surrounds the resort.
