We all have a predilection toward one side or another, but the key is finding the right balance between the salty and sweet. Because let’s be honest, those who let one side get the upper lobe are doomed to a life of drum circles. Or insurance seminars. You know, depending on where on the continuum one lands.
For over a decade Dulce Design, a graphic design company in Seattle, Washington, has hit the sweet spot between creativity and business acumen. Our style-forward yet marketing savvy design boutique develops eye-catching projects – from initial identity development to a complete range of collateral and digital media needs – all while keeping each client’s ultimate communication goals top of mind. We’re all about fresh, smart, inspiring work that instantly connects your brand with your audience.
Our West Seattle office specializes in graphic design of logos, brochures, business collateral, websites, packaging, and environmental graphics.
What we're working on now
:: Sweet Preservation ::
The Washington State Fruit Commission has seen record growth in production of cherries over the past two years, with late summer and early fall still seeing a great deal of product that needs to sell-through. To help increase cherry, peaches, prunes, plums and apricots sales and demand during this time, the WSFC and NW Cherries are launching a campaign to encourage people to buy and preserve fruit. Dulce Design partnered with Duo PR and created a website to revive the great American tradition of fruit preservation with a new generation. Canning is a retro-haute trend sweeping America, from urban cities to rural communities. The site will be launching this July.
Hot off the press (or out of the barrel)
:: Almquist Family Cellars Wine ::
Winemaker, Mike Almquist of Almquist Family Cellars, had a vision of design for his high end wines and Dulce helped make this dream a reality with these beautifully etched and foil painted bottles. The Almquist Winery is located on the Burke Gilman Trail in the Fremont neighborhood of Seattle, Washington. Almquist will be opening a new restaurant and tasting room this year where wine connoisseurs can experience watching the winemakers at work and have an opportunity to develop their own wines.
