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An undefined brand with a story no one knew.
Ashridge Museum had little more than a placeholder logo. There was no narrative, visual language, or clear expression of what made the museum unique. Without a compelling identity, it struggled with public awareness and visitor engagement. Many people in the community didn’t even know it existed.
At the same time, the museum’s small size meant that any rebrand would carry significant weight. The new identity needed to feel bold and meaningful while supporting the museum’s quiet charm and intimate scale.