BRAND GUIDE
Brand Identity & Platform Guide — March 2026
01 — BRAND STORY
Peony Row Capital Investments acquires undervalued rural land in Central Utah, splits it into 5-acre agricultural lots, and sells to buyers seeking recreational, retirement, or homestead property. The operation is run by Seth Wright — an operator who works from property lines, truck cabs, and county offices. The business is built on a simple cycle: acquire large, split small, sell smart, and carry the note.
The name “Peony Row” evokes the botanical elegance of the operation — land cultivated row by row, parcel by parcel, with the patience and precision of tending a garden. Every acquisition is a seed planted. Every parcel sold is a bloom.
02 — LOGO USAGE
The Peony Row mark comes in two variants: a filled primary logo with warm cream-and-sage coloring, and an outline version for subtle watermark and backdrop use.

Filled Peony — Primary

Outline Peony — Watermark

White

Cream

Navy

Linen
Minimum Size
32px height for digital; 12mm for print
Clear Space
25% of logo height on all sides
Do Not
Stretch, rotate, recolor, add drop shadows, or place on busy backgrounds
Watermark Use
Outline variant only, 5–8% opacity, lower-right corner

Filled Peony Icon
App favicon, mobile home screen icon, watermark on white backgrounds

Outline Peony Icon
Subtle watermark backdrop, decorative page accent at low opacity

Full Logo Light
Desktop sidebar on navy background, dark-mode header, footer on dark surfaces

Font Only Type Dark
Print materials, letterhead, business cards on light stock

Full Logo Blue — Primary
Login hero, marketing pages, investor decks, brand book cover
03 — COLOR SYSTEM
A warm, editorial palette rooted in natural tones. Every color has a purpose — from the soft linen backgrounds that feel like parchment to the sage botanicals that echo the land itself.
Linen
#FAF6F1
Cream
#F5F0E8
Parchment
#EDE8DF
White
#FEFEFE
Charcoal
#2C2C2C
Warm Gray
#6B6560
Taupe
#A89F95
Sand
#D4CBC0
Bone
#E8E4DD
Sage
#8B9A7E
Olive
#6B7A5E
Eucalyptus
#A8B5A0
Forest
#3D452E
Peony
#D4A0A0
Peony Deep
#C4787A
Peony Light
#F0DDD9
Navy
#1E2A3A
Slate
#3D4F5F
Gold
#C5A55A
Gold Muted
#B8A070
Success
#7B9A6E
Warning
#C4943A
Danger
#B85C5C
Info
#6B8FA8
04 — TYPOGRAPHY
Four carefully paired typefaces create a layered reading experience.
Display & Headlines — Used for all headings, hero text, and section titles.
Turning Acreage Into Opportunity
Turning Acreage Into Opportunity
Turning Acreage Into Opportunity
Turning Acreage Into Opportunity
Body & UI — The workhorse of the interface. Used for navigation, labels, descriptions, form fields, and all body copy.
Peony Row Capital Investments acquires undervalued rural land and splits it into 5-acre agricultural lots.
Our operator manages the full lifecycle from county offices to property lines.
Labels, captions, metadata, and supporting copy use lighter weights and muted tones.
Data & Financial — Tabular figures for financial data, code, and technical values.
$135,000 / 5.25 ac
$25,714.29 per acre • 7.5% APR • 240 months
PMT: $1,089.43 · BAL: $98,231.07 · PAID: $36,768.93
Page Title
Section Heading
Subsection Title
Card Heading
Detail Label
05 — THE PLATFORM
A purpose-built platform for land acquisition, parcelization, and seller-finance note management.
Real-time metrics across all active deals — acquisition costs, projected returns, note performance, and parcel status at a glance.
Full acquisition-through-disposition lifecycle. Track every project from initial offer to final parcel sale.
Individual lot status, pricing, buyer data, and improvement progress. Know the state of every 5-acre parcel.
Seller-financed note portfolio with payment tracking, amortization schedules, and delinquency monitoring.
Due diligence checklists, deadline tracking, and milestone management across every active project.
Deeds, surveys, title reports, plat maps, and closing documents — organized by project and parcel.
06 — DESIGN PRINCIPLES
Every design decision serves the operator.
Not cold fintech. Not cluttered SaaS. Think Magnolia meets Bloomberg — warm textures, editorial typography, and quiet authority.
Seth works from truck cabs and property lines. Every interaction is designed for thumbs on glass, not mice on desks.
Any critical action — checking a parcel, logging a payment, updating a task — reachable in three taps or fewer from the dashboard.
We design with real numbers, real parcel names, and real project data. Placeholders hide design failures.
Remove until it breaks. Then add back one thing. The best interface is the one Seth forgets he’s using.