
Their old logo and website was spun up during a lunch break in 2013 and while it had nostalgic value, it created too much confusion with new clients. And confusion, as we say, is no way to gain the trust of your audience, so it was time for Calyx to level up and they recognized as much.




The outer form — a faceted, hexagonal shell — evokes the calyx itself: the protective whorl that surrounds and stabilizes a flower before it blooms. It suggests enclosure, structure, and strength.
Within that shell, the negative space traces the interlocking letterforms of a C and an L — the initials of Calyx Law — rendered as angular, forward-leaning planes. The two tones (deep teal and circuit green) reflect the firm’s dual focus: the established authority of law, and the living energy of emerging technology.




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