[willpower935]

Hey guys,
I'm new to this whole typography scene, and I was wondering if you guys could help me. I'm working on a mach-logo for an interior design company named Carroll Interiors. I recently made a logo for the company, but now I need to come up with a font and "feel" for the name.

Thanks

[Dakkon]

somebody else already remarked that it looks an awful lot like these guys:-

guestinvest.com

Besides, what you have here is a bit of a leap since your previous update only 30 minutes before:-
designerstalk.com/forums/attachments/logo-brand-identity/3905d1196010171-interior-design-logo-logo.jpg

What you've got there is aesthetically very interesting, don't really know what else to tell you.

oh yeah -- the blue text is completely off the wall, is somehow extremely hard to notice and seems random.

[John Good]

That's what I call gradients !

[John Good]

BTW, your logo looks very nice, for lawyers or real estate.
not so sure about the interior design.



that kind maybe

[Dusteh]

I actually rather like the various elements, but the scaling in relation to each other feels off.

[willpower935]

Well, the designer this logo is intended for is a more traditional designer, not contemporary. The problem that i need to fix is just which fonts to use and such.

[John Good]

just finished watching Michael Clayton.

All I can say is copperplate...

[murrydesigns]

nice logo!