Michelle Boudreau Design
Michelle Boudreau Design is a Palm Springs interior design studio known for artful interiors in homes and specialty commercial spaces around the world. Michelle came to interiors through fine art and creative direction, and her rooms are built like stories. The identity needed to feel as sculptural and considered as the spaces themselves, rooted in Palm Springs modernism yet confident enough to travel.
The system centers on a geometric MB monogram paired with a clean, widely spaced wordmark, giving Michelle’s interiors a gallery-ready frame that never competes with the work.
Services
- Visual Identity
- Stationery & Print Collateral
- Social Media Templates
THE LOOKBOOK
The lookbook puts one of Michelle’s most celebrated projects front and center: the House of Tomorrow. Designed by Palmer & Krisel in 1960 for the Alexander family, the home is a Palm Springs landmark, famous as the place where Elvis and Priscilla Presley honeymooned in 1967.
Michelle led the home’s second interior renovation, bringing her sculptural, curated modernist approach to the house while honoring its original spirit. The lookbook gives each room space to breathe, pairing full-bleed photography with quiet, spare typography.
THE MONOGRAM
The mark is built on a simple grid from a few architectural forms. A sharp notch is cut into the M, with a fine line running through it. The B is two half circles with a single round void at its center. Together they read like a small piece of modernist sculpture, a nod to desert architecture.
Because every part sits on the same grid, the proportions hold at any size. At full scale, the monogram anchors a lookbook cover. Stacked, it gives print pieces a strong graphic edge. Scaled down, it becomes a quiet signature on social and stationery.
the leave-behinds
Each card pairs one project image with the stacked monogram and a short studio introduction. Together they work as a set, a small portable portfolio Michelle can hand to a prospective client or tuck into a proposal. Simple and tactile, they are made to stay on a desk long after the first meeting.
Credits
- client Michelle Boudreau Design
- Interior photos Courtesy of Michelle Boudreau
- brand assets & mockups We Are Branch
