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Logo Design Brief

I am an architect/interior designer looking to brand my business consistently across my website and printed material (business cards, plans, letter head, etc.). I started a logo, but need some help punching it up (see the uploaded logo). And I need help printing consistently (ie, making the logo apear the same size and resolution in different formats).
You can see samples of the work that I do here: http://www.houzz.com/pro/jeremyirvine
I'm based in Southern California, and the lifestyle here is cool and casual, but still very trendy. I see my design aesthetic as being clean and modern with some vintage references. I want my logo to be very clean. I like tall thin type faces. Usually sans serif, but I could be talked in to sarifs if they are the right kind. And I'm really liking the flat retro looking graphics that are used in apps and info graphics a lot.
Here are some websites of others in my field that I really like:
mlkstudio.com
suzanfellman.com
castedesign.com
bernd-gruber.eu
http://communedesign.com/
http://kyleschuneman.com/
I also uploaded a picture of the graphics that I'm using now. The letter is a typical letter for me, created in Google Docs. The business cards are what I'm using now, I like the image on the back, but hate the die cut corners and the fonts and the satin finish of the card stock. The brown folder is what I typically put my presentations in, I like the organic contrast to a white piece of paper.
A few people have suggested that I incorporate a color or pattern as a theme. I'm not sold on that idea. But I included some colors and fabrics that I use often for inspiration. I think a dark shade of blue with a hint of green would be the way to go if I were to have a signature color.
Thanks so much for reviewing at my job. I'm looking forward to working with you.
-Jeremy

Target Market(s)

middle class to wealthy people. My clients are usually middle aged career driven with new money. They are usually have a young modern look and feel. Usually politically liberal. Always looking for creativity and new ideas. And I would say that they are not conspicuous consumers, more discrete about money.

Industry/Entity Type

Printing

Logo Text

JEREMY IRVINE DESIGN ARCHITECTURE INTERIORS

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Logo styles of interest

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Colors

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Look and feel

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Requirements

Must have

• Must say Jeremy Irvine and in some way incorporate the words design, architecture, and interiors.

Nice to have

• The color blue if it can be incorporated in a way that feels sophisticated. See the uploaded pics for specific shades of blue. At the same time it should read in b/w because I plan to have a stamp made to stamp some paper materials.
  I'm not opposed to incorporating a picture or image, but it has to look sophisticated and clearly relate to architecture or interiors.

Should not have

• No serif fonts. And the J and I should always be capitalized (I know, I'm a nerd).

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