A circle of care, drawn around the person.

Families choosing a carer for a parent are anxious, and most of the category looks like a hospital leaflet. Silver Circle is a premium service in someone’s own home. We made it look like one.

Smiling older woman, black and white portrait
ClientSilver Circle Home Care
SectorLuxury in-home & geriatric care
Year2026
ScopeIdentity · Logo · Colour · Typography · Pattern · Iconography · Photography direction · Uniforms · Guidelines
The challenge

Choosing care for a parent is one of the hardest calls a family makes. The category answers that worry with clip-art hearts and hospital blue. Silver Circle offers a premium, personal service and had to look trustworthy before anyone picked up the phone.

Our approach

Treat it like hospitality, not healthcare. A seal-like ring, warm burgundy and linen, a gentle serif, close-up portraits that show age with dignity, and uniforms that make every carer look the part at the door.

Positioning

Where Silver Circle sits.

Before anything was drawn, we agreed one sentence. Every design decision after it was checked against it.

POSITIONING STATEMENT
FORadult children choosing care for a parent
WHOwant the reassurance of a private, personal service
IT’S THEin-home care service
THATfeels like hospitality, not healthcare
BECAUSEevery touchpoint, from portraits to uniforms, treats age with dignity
THE MARKET MAP
PREMIUMBUDGET CLINICALHOSPITALITY The category Silver Circle
THE CATEGORY SAYSCompassionate care you can trust.
SILVER CIRCLE SAYSCare that feels like being a guest in your own home.
VALUE PILLARS
01DignityClose portraits that show age with respect.
02Quiet luxuryBurgundy, linen and a gentle serif, like a fine hotel.
03PersonalCarers who look the part the moment the door opens.
01 — THE RING

One fine line around the name. A circle has no end, like the care. It also reads as a seal: the quiet signature of something premium.

02 — THE RINGS

Concentric lines, like growth rings in wood. Every ring a year lived. Age shown as character, never as frailty.

03 — THE HANDS

Every icon is built around open hands. Helping, never handling.

COLOUR, AND WHY
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TYPE, AND WHY
AleoHeadlines. A soft slab serif: classic and trustworthy, never stuffy.
RalewayBody. Light and elegant with room to breathe. Reads like a good hotel, not a form.

The carer is the brand at the front door.

Polos, caps and ID cards make every carer look the part before they say a word. That first knock is where the luxury is won or lost.

Carer in burgundy uniform
Charcoal polo with Silver Circle logo
Black cap with Silver Circle logo
Burgundy staff ID card
Imagery in use

Close, warm, black and white.

People in mono, cropped close. Burgundy and the circle carry the brand, framing every photo like a family album.

Care that comes home.
BROCHURE SPREAD
“They treat Mum like family.”
SOCIAL POST
Held, not hurried.
CARER RECRUITMENT
01

People in mono. Colour belongs to the brand.

02

Crop close: hands, eyes, laughter lines.

03

The circle frames portraits, like a family album.

Website concept

Silver Circle, online.

An editorial, magazine-style site for a home care service: stories from carers, a calm enquiry flow and clear care plans for families.

See our web design work
silvercircle.care
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