Highland Taps & Tables
We are thrilled to announce an exciting new venture at Gladhill Design—a remarkable collaboration with Highland Taps & Tables, nestled within the picturesque South Hills Golf Club. Our latest project has been a labor of love, fusing creativity, inspiration, and the essence of Highland charm.
Highland Taps & Tables is not just any establishment; it's a place where ambiance meets taste, where the essence of the highlands is brought to life in every detail. Inspired by the breathtaking beauty of the highland cattle grazing in the fields near the serene golf course, our collaboration with Highland Taps & Tables has given birth to a unique and captivating brand identity.
At the heart of this project is the creation of the Highland Taps & Tables logo. A symbol that encapsulates the spirit of the highland cattle, it's more than just an emblem; it's a visual story that intertwines the natural beauty of the surroundings with the warmth and inviting atmosphere of the venue.
The logo design captures the rustic elegance and character of the highland cattle, incorporating their distinctive features while reflecting the welcoming and relaxed ambiance that Highland Taps & Tables offers. The design process was an adventure in itself, carefully crafting a visual identity that embodies the spirit of this extraordinary place.
Gladhill Design is honored to have been part of this journey, working hand in hand with the team at Highland Taps & Tables to create a logo that not only represents the establishment but also resonates with its patrons.
We invite you to witness this collaboration firsthand and experience the unique ambiance and offerings at Highland Taps & Tables. Embrace the tranquil surroundings, indulge in exquisite dining, and feel the connection to the highland charm reflected in every detail of the establishment.
We are immensely proud of this partnership and the beautiful representation of Highland Taps & Tables in this exquisite logo. We look forward to sharing more of our design journey with you.
