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Daisy's Place

ClientDaisy's Place
DisciplineHospitality
LocationSunshine Coast
Year2026

Rooted in history, reimagined for today.

Nestled within the rainforest of the Sunshine Coast hinterland, Daisy’s Place has welcomed generations of locals and visitors alike. The rebrand sought to preserve that familiarity while elevating every touchpoint through a refined visual identity, premium print collateral and a renewed sense of place. Every detail was designed to feel considered, timeless and unmistakably Daisy’s.

The challenge

Despite its loyal following and unique rainforest setting, Daisy’s Place lacked a cohesive identity that reflected the quality of the dining experience. Branding had become inconsistent across menus, signage and customer touchpoints, making it difficult to communicate the venue’s character or position it as a destination rather than simply a local restaurant.

The challenge was to create an identity that respected its history while introducing a more premium, contemporary presence without losing the warmth and familiarity that existing patrons valued.

The approach

The project introduced a complete visual identity centred around elegance, craftsmanship and the surrounding landscape. Inspired by botanical illustrations and the venue’s lush gardens, the identity combines restrained typography, refined detailing and a signature deep purple palette to create a memorable and sophisticated experience.

Every customer interaction was redesigned, from exterior signage and menus to coasters, printed collateral and environmental graphics, ensuring a cohesive brand experience from arrival through to the final course. The result is a brand that feels elevated yet approachable, positioning Daisy’s Place as one of the Sunshine Coast hinterland’s most distinctive dining destinations.

The identity

An elegant serif and a handwritten signature bring refinement and warmth together. The wordmark and intimate “dp” monogram give Daisy’s Place a recognisable presence, from signage to the smallest table detail.

01 / Wordmark & monogram
Daisy’s Place wordmark in white

A welcome, restored.

Handwritten dp monogram
02 / Typography

A place to gather,
dine and return to.

Benton Modern Display Condensed

Notes to the Garden

Raffishly

A structured serif for presence. A handwritten accent for a personal touch.

The colour palette

SDJ Purple anchors the identity. Lavender softens it, while charcoal, Silver Mist and white give the system contrast and breathing room across menus, signage and print.

  • SDJ Purple
    The signature colour#422361
  • Lavender
    A softer counterpoint#B5A2CE
  • Deep Charcoal
    Depth and contrast#1C1B1C
  • Silver Mist
    A gentle neutral#E5E3E2
  • Pure White
    Clarity and space#FFFFFF
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