Sixteen directions for the EQAR mark
The Medallion (below) is the direction currently live on the site. These other fifteen are genuinely different explorations, not variations on it, so there’s a real choice to make. This page is for internal review only - it’s in the site navigation for now so you can review it, but it isn’t meant for public visitors.
Medallion
A hairline coin seal, like an official stamp or document mark. Restrained, trustworthy, and legible at any size - the direction currently live on the site.
Arch
A minimal architectural arch, nodding to Mediterranean stonework without literally drawing a building.
Horizon
A calm horizon line with a rising sun above it - the coastline and a fresh start, rendered abstractly.
Monogram
Just the initials, set in serif, no icon at all. Quiet and confident - works well as a small app-style mark.
Column
An abstracted skyline of columns - architecture and stability, without a literal building icon.
Wave Seal
A seal like the medallion, but with a single wave line through the center instead of a beaded bezel - the sea, understated.
Compass Point
A four-point star suggesting direction and guidance, without drawing a literal compass.
Twin Arc
Two arcs meeting to form one mark - two founders, two markets, one company.
Document Stamp
A framed square mark with corner ticks. Reads like an official paperwork stamp rather than a coin - leans more “legal/consulting” than “real estate.”
Wordmark Only
No icon at all, just the name with a small connecting flourish. The most minimal, most confident option - common among top-tier advisory firms.
Laurel Crest
Thin abstracted olive branches framing the initials - Greek heritage and quiet achievement, without a literal award-badge laurel.
Interlocking Rings
Two overlapping circles, one per brand color - two founders, two markets, meeting in the middle.
Ascending Steps
A minimal staircase rising to a point - progression and a clear path, echoing “Your Trusted Path to Greece.”
Diamond Facet
A faceted gem outline - precision and value. Reads slightly more “jewelry” than the others, worth weighing against that.
Anchor Point
An abstracted anchor - maritime Greece and the idea of something secure to hold onto.
Sunburst Seal
A seal with rays radiating outward instead of an inward bezel - Aegean light, more optimistic and open than the Medallion.