Rajasthan palace at golden hour
Brand design direction

Indoman Tours

A refined luxury travel identity built around privacy, warmth, editorial imagery, and a quiet atelier feel. The system balances Indian heritage cues with contemporary restraint for high-value private travel.

01 - Logo system

Black, white, and color versions

The logo combines a circular travel seal, a gold sun, a horizon/route line, and a refined wordmark. It should feel crafted, calm, and premium rather than loud or commercial.

Color version

Primary use on cream, ivory, and pale editorial backgrounds.

White/reversed version

Best over dark imagery, hero overlays, mobile menu, and footer areas.

Black mono version

Use for invoices, stamps, single-color printing, and formal documents.

02 - Header behavior

Website header and mobile

The current header is transparent over hero photography, then becomes a soft cream bar on scroll. Mobile keeps the logo compact and moves navigation into a full-screen dark menu.

Rajasthan palace
A Private Travel Atelier
Where India Becomes Intimate

Handcrafted luxury journeys through India and beyond - private, personal, and quietly extraordinary.

Explore Journeys Speak With Us
Brand statement

Editorial, calm, personal.

Collections

Masonry destination tiles.

Concierge

Inquiry-first conversion.

Island luxury travel
Private journeys
Luxury that feels personal

Mobile keeps the brand elegant with large imagery, strong spacing, and a focused menu.

03 - Homepage concept

Design concept and mockup flow

The home page is structured like a private travel editorial. It opens with a cinematic split hero, then moves into trust, collection browsing, signature experiences, testimonials, and lead capture.

01
Split hero

Large destination image paired with an intimate editorial headline and two clear calls to action.

02
Brand statement

A confident positioning block: private travel atelier, not booking platform.

03
Two worlds

Horizontal storytelling panels for India and beyond-border journeys.

04
Collection grid

Image-led destination browsing with organic corners and masonry rhythm.

05
Dark signature section

High-contrast experience storytelling to create depth and premium drama.

06
Lead capture

Concierge-first enquiry form with WhatsApp as the immediate conversation path.

04 - Color palette

Proposed palette

The palette is warm, subdued, and travel-editorial. Creams and dark espresso create restraint, while gold, amber, forest, and clay bring Indian luxury and landscape warmth.

Warm ivory

#F5F0E8

Sand linen

#E8DFD0

Ink brown

#1C1917

Heritage gold

#B8860B

Amber CTA

#D4A04A

Forest depth

#2D4A3E

05 - Typography

Type direction

The typography pairs a high-end serif with clean modern sans faces. The result feels literary, precise, and quietly luxurious.

Display serif
Where India becomes intimate

Noto Serif Display for hero headlines, large statements, and emotional storytelling.

Body sans
Handcrafted luxury journeys through India and beyond, private, personal, and quietly extraordinary.

Plus Jakarta Sans for body copy, forms, descriptions, and interface clarity.

Navigation and labels
A private travel atelier

Space Grotesk for nav links, eyebrow labels, small headings, and numbered details.

06 - Image style

Sample imagery and visual direction

Images should feel curated, sensory, and specific: real places, beautiful light, texture, privacy, and moments that look experienced rather than staged.

Rajasthan palace at golden hour
Golden heritage

Palaces, forts, arches, and warm late-afternoon light.

Lake palace and private boat
Private calm

Water, boats, courtyards, retreats, and slow luxury.

Spice market colors
Cultural texture

Markets, craft, food, ceremonies, hands, textiles, and detail.

Overwater villas
Beyond borders

Islands, wellness, desert resorts, and refined escapes beyond India.

Overall mood

Quietly opulent, editorial, sensory, and personal. The site should feel like a private recommendation from a seasoned travel designer.

Composition

Large cinematic crops, generous whitespace, slow reveal animations, organic image corners, and restrained interface chrome.

Avoid

Generic stock smiles, over-saturated filters, heavy gradients, crowded layouts, cheap travel agency tropes, and loud discount-led design.

07 - Usage summary

Recommended visual rules

These rules keep the brand consistent across website, proposals, social posts, and printed collateral.

Use the color logo on cream or light editorial backgrounds. Use the white/reversed logo on dark hero photos, dark panels, footer, and mobile overlay menu. Use the black mono logo for formal documents, single-color print, stamps, invoices, and partner paperwork. Keep the homepage image-led and editorial: one strong idea per section, never crowded. Use gold and amber sparingly for priority actions, highlights, numbering, and small luxury accents. Keep typography contrast clear: serif for emotion, sans for clarity, uppercase label type for navigation and structure.