Nautilus by Chris Trivizas Design

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CLIENT

A cozy upscale tavern located by the sea in the bay of Garitsa, in the town of Kerkyra, Greece.

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BRIEF

Come up with a unique and memorable logo that highlights the distinct characteristics and advantages of Nautilus: location, type of food, and ambiance.

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APPROACH

Nautilus Tavern has a privileged location by the sea. To capitalize on its distinctive sea aura, a sea motif was chosen. In this logo, however, the anchor carries multiple connotations. It is a characteristic nautical symbol, but furthermore associated with stability because Nautilus aims to become a regular’s haunt. The anchor shank, by taking the form of a three-tine fork—such as the ones used for tidbits—indicates what’s on the menu (Greek meze). The symmetrical design suggests consistency and trustworthiness. 

We thought that Chris Trivizas’ proposal was outstanding from the start. This, of course, created a lot of excitement and anticipation. The end result managed to supersede our considerably high expectations. Our logo is elegant, distinct, and memorable while it cleverly but clearly conveys what Nautilus is about: Greek style tapas (meze) by the sea. It was instantly liked by our customers; their feedback and comments were extremely flattering. — Chris Manesis and Tassos Manesis, Owners of Nautilus Tavern