Cochrane Place — Drawing out the character of a Kurseong heritage hotel through an illustrated identity., Brand Identity & Visual System by Disside, Hyderabad
Drawing out the character of a Kurseong heritage hotel through an illustrated identity.
About the Cochrane Place project
Cochrane Place is a heritage boutique hotel in Kurseong, West Bengal, set in a restored colonial-era residence overlooking the tea gardens and Himalayan hills. Once the home of British magistrate Percy John Cochrane, the property celebrates its history, architecture and old-world charm.
Disside worked closely with the founders to create a distinctive brand identity inspired by the character of the property. The building’s façade was hand-illustrated and developed into a central element of the visual identity, giving the brand a strong sense of place and heritage.
Key deliverables
- Brand Identity: Logo, colour palette, typography and illustrated graphic language.
- Brand Collaterals: Stationery, business cards and branded communication materials.
- Print Design: Hotel brochures and promotional materials.
- Website: Website design and development to showcase the property, its history and guest experience.
- Marketing: Marketing collaterals and campaign creatives.
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- Client
- Cochrane Place
- Location
- Kurseong, West Bengal
- Client website
- cochraneplacehotel.com
- Sector
- Hospitality & Wellness
- Studio
- Disside
- Work done
- Heritage Branding & Digital Experience

Cochrane Place is a heritage boutique hotel in Kurseong, West Bengal, set in a restored colonial-era residence overlooking the tea gardens and Himalayan hills. Once the home of British magistrate Percy John Cochrane, the property celebrates its history, architecture and old-world charm.
Disside worked closely with the founders to create a distinctive brand identity inspired by the character of the property. The building’s façade was hand-illustrated and developed into a central element of the visual identity, giving the brand a strong sense of place and heritage.
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