The Everbook Mark
The wordmark is the primary brand identifier. It is always set in Cormorant Garamond, weight 300, tracked at 0.18em, in full capitals. Never alter the letterforms, compress the tracking, or apply effects beyond the approved treatments.
- Use the wordmark on approved background colors only
- Maintain minimum clear space equal to the height of the "E"
- Use gold treatment sparingly for premium contexts
- Stretch, rotate, or distort the wordmark
- Apply gradients, drop shadows, or outlines
- Use on busy or textured backgrounds without overlay
Palette
The Everbook palette is rooted in candlelit warmth - deep obsidians, burnished gold, and aged cream. Click any swatch to copy the hex value.
Foundation
Gold Scale
Neutral Scale
Semantic
Type System
Two typefaces carry the Everbook voice: Cormorant Garamond for all display and heading use - editorial, refined, weighted with history - and Inter at weight 300 for body copy, bringing clarity without coldness.
Voice & Tone
Everbook speaks like an experienced operator who has seen the inside of a hundred kitchens. Confident without arrogance. Precise without coldness. We never oversell - the work speaks.
Write from the venue's perspective. We understand the chaos because we've lived it.
Specific numbers over vague claims. "$180K annually" over "significant revenue."
Say less. The strongest lines carry weight through economy, not volume.
This is a hospitality product. Warmth is a feature, not a softness.
In Practice
"Our revolutionary AI-powered platform transforms your entire venue management experience with cutting-edge automation."
"Everbook surfaces the $180K you're leaving on the table - line item by line item, event by event."
"Easy-to-use, all-in-one solution for event venues of all sizes."
"Built for venues doing 150–400 events a year with in-house catering - and the margin pressure that comes with it."
Space & Motion
The Everbook aesthetic is built on negative space and restraint. Motion should feel like candlelight - present, warm, never frantic. Every animation serves a purpose: to reveal, not to distract.