Joyleaf store 1
Joyleaf store 2
Joyleaf archways
Joyleaf sign
Joyleaf cap
Joyleaf stickers
Joyleaf canvas bag
Joyleaf kiosk
Joyleaf phone
Joyleaf risers
Joyleaf cards
Joyleaf site
Joyleaf mural

joyleaf

A lot of dispensaries on the East Coast feel cold. You wait in line, walk up to a counter, buy something and leave. Joyleaf’s owners are women, and they wanted their shop to feel like a friend’s place, somewhere you could wander around, ask anything and leave a little happier than you came in. When I asked them for the one feeling they wanted people to have, they said joy. So everything got bright, warm and a bit loud, from the colors and type to the open showroom where the Joy Tenders come to you.

services
  • Strategy
  • Visual Identity
  • Web Design
  • Social Media
  • Email
  • Signage
  • Collateral
  • Merchandise
team
  • Tricarico ArchitectsNicole Tricarico, Stephanie Brunner
  • Interior DesignerKaterina Michelle
  • Construction Project LeaderRichard Leal
  • Creative Director / Bird WhispererBobby Gorman
  • Vetrina Group · Retail StrategyKrista Rayer, Kathryn Long, Adrienne
  • Sister Merci · Creative AgencyKatie Waterman, Allison Disney, Katelin Randall, Leah Whitney, PK Lawton, Jennifer Dunaj
  • FLP Marketing · Social Media + PRShani Khan
see it live
shop.joyleaf.com/joyleaf

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