senresa logo and branding
A brand identity for a heavy equipment rental company that needed to stand out from the competition
Subject
Senresa Rent is a heavy equipment rental company in Lithuania that came to us without a real visual identity — no consistent logo, no colour system, nothing that made them recognizable next to competitors bidding for the same contracts. We built the brand from the ground up: logo, colour palette, and every touchpoint that carries it, from stationery to the app icon.
What have we done
- Designed a logo system with four colour versions — white, black, silver grey and sunflower yellow — so it works cleanly across print, digital and vehicle branding.
- Built a four-colour brand palette (Night Black, Sunflower Yellow, Silver Gray, Clear White) with exact values, so the identity stays consistent no matter who produces the materials.
- Applied the identity across real touchpoints — staff lanyard badges, letterhead, the app icon and branded apparel — not just a logo on a slide.


Task
Senresa needed to look established, not improvised — a brand credible enough to sit next to bigger competitors on a tender, but distinctive enough that a badge, a t-shirt or an app icon is instantly recognizable as theirs.
Solution
We built the identity around a bold black-and-yellow palette, then extended it consistently: the same colours show up on staff badges, letterhead and the app icon, so every touchpoint — digital or printed — reads as the same company.


From print to a phone's home screen, the same mark had to hold up — so the identity extends into the app icon just as cleanly as it does onto a badge or a letterhead.




Every version of the logo — white, black, grey or yellow — was built to hold up at any size, from an app icon down to a lanyard badge.
The palette isn't just brand guidelines on paper — it's already live on staff apparel, stationery and the app, so the identity feels real from day one.
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Alex H.
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Nikita L.
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Daniil K.
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Valeria R.
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Vladimir K.
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Denis B.
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Zhenya N.
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Oxana C.
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Yulia I.
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