The brochure for 32 Winds — a collection of exclusive, upscale private residence and club properties — translates the luxurious quality of the brand through the use of traditional print techniques and bookbinding. The brochure uses letterpressed text throughout, french-fold pages, and an elegant, debossed cover.

Brigette Christy Schabdach, Founder of Denver’s Spin Creative Studio, said of the design, “We wanted to apply the brand’s position of its authentic tradition and high quality living experience to the 32 Winds collateral, so we considered the original quality of printmaking and traditional bookmaking.”

These traditional techniques highlight the essence of 32 Winds, a company that values the family and encourages community. “Instead of the demands of buildings filled with empty promises that exhaust our resources, 32 Winds offers a place to gather with those we hold dear and begin our journey of leisure,” reads the brochure.  “At each location one can rekindle the spirit, renew the core and rediscover the heart of the family.”

The brochure also calls attention to the company’s wine label, 32 Winds Wines, which feature a Pinot Noir, Cabernet, and Chardonnay. The collection of wines were created by Ehren Jordan — one of the foremost winemakers in the country — exclusively for their private members.

Schabdach chose to print the brochure on Mohawk Superfine with a satin varnish “because we were printing four color process and we wanted to use a fine, uncoated paper.” Printing was done by The Hennegan Company, based in Kentucky with eight additional offices country-wide.