Brand Identity · Interior

Clover

  • Role

    Brand Identity, Environmental & Interior Design

  • Industry

    Orthodontics

  • Scope

    Brand Strategy · Identity · Packaging · Environmental Graphics · Interior Design

What if the orthodontist was somewhere you actually looked forward to going?

Orthodontics has an image problem. Fluorescent waiting rooms, clinical tile, the low hum of dread. Clover, a West Hollywood practice for the Invisalign generation, wanted the opposite — a place people would post about, not avoid.

Clover's West Hollywood storefront — black steel glazing, a white-oak pivot door, and an oversized cobalt petal mark in the window

We built the identity around a single gesture: a petal that doubles as a smile. A confident editorial serif carries the wordmark; a cobalt bloom carries the personality. Warm and clinical at once — precise enough to trust, soft enough to love.

The Clover wordmark set in a high-contrast serif, teal on cream
Clover brand collage — packaging, signage, and window graphics in teal, cobalt, and lime

Let's show your smile some love.

Inside, the language turns architectural. White oak wraps the walls in one continuous grain. Terrazzo underfoot, moss and stone set into built-in planters, opaline sconces throwing a soft glow. It reads less like a clinic and more like a very calm hotel lobby.

Clover interior — a white-oak reception lounge with a built-in bench, terrazzo floor, and a moss-and-stone planter
Clover treatment area with warm wood millwork and soft lighting
Clover interior detail — layered woods, greenery, and diffuse light

The result is a practice that feels like a destination. Every surface — from the box a retainer ships in to the door you walk through — carries the same idea: care you'd choose, not care you tolerate.

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