Signetté Design System

Version 1.0 / September 2026

The house standard

Signetté by Rachel Duke

Where Confidence Becomes Signature.

A precise, editorial language for a growing house of aesthetic medicine.

Launch
November 2026
Opening
January 2027
Place
Richmond, Virginia
Character
Maison / Precise

01 / Foundations

Five colors, each with a purpose. No decorative excess; every contrast should feel considered.

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Primary

Coco Black

Main text, grounding fields, and high-contrast backgrounds.

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Primary

Modern Gold

Accents, calls to action, rules, and signature moments.

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Accent

Refined Aubergine

Secondary depth, editorial panels, and hover states.

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Accent

Soft Blush

Warm, soft section backgrounds and intimate moments.

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Accent

Natural Linen

Neutral section fields, texture, and quiet contrast.

Derived states

Tints, not new colors.

Coco / 82%

Gold / 16%

Linen / 24%

Coco / 18%

Spacing

Editorial, never crowded.

Sections breathe at 80–128 pixels. Related elements stay close; ideas remain distinct.

Edges

Precise over playful.

Square edges and hairline borders. Radius is reserved for practical interface needs.

Contrast

Coco grounds the system.

Gold punctuates; it does not carry long copy. Aubergine supplies softer depth.

02 / Typography

Garamond carries the voice of the house. A clean sans-serif keeps every practical moment exact.

Display / 112

Signetté

H1 / 72

Where confidence becomes signature.

H2 / 48

Every result is signed.

H3 / 36

The standard of the house.

H4 / 28

Foresight. Accountability. Conviction.

Pull quote / 48

“Beauty is personal. Confidence is enduring.”

Body / 16

Signetté is a house of aesthetic medicine where scientific precision meets an unmistakably personal standard of care.

Small / 12

Treatment plans are individual and begin with a considered consultation.

Label / 10

Elevation / Richmond, Virginia / Est. 2026

Display face

Cormorant Garamond

Regular, medium, and italic. Use generous scale; reserve small caps and wider tracking for the wordmark and short labels.

Utility face

Manrope

Regular through semibold. For body copy, navigation, form labels, metadata, and concise calls to action.

03 / Signature motifs

A small set of repeatable gestures makes the house recognizable without ever making it loud.

01 / The rule

A signature at the close of a thought.

Signetté by Rachel Duke

03 / The voice

“Where Confidence Becomes Signature.”

04 / Components

Patterns designed to make one founder’s standard visible across an entire team and every client touchpoint.

A / Header & navigation

Desktop mega menu + mobile states

Desktop / Services expanded

View this specimen at desktop width to inspect the full four-column menu.

Mobile / Interactive navigation

Signetté by Rachel Duke

B / Editorial hero

Signetté skincare and treatment products arranged on glass shelves

Aesthetic medicine / Richmond

Every result
is signed.

Care with foresight. Results with conviction.

C / FACES values

The standards
we sign.

Five principles guide every recommendation, every interaction, and every result.

F

Foresight

We anticipate what each individual needs before they know to ask.

A

Accountability

We own every result, every interaction, everything we put our name to.

C

Conviction

We stand behind the science, we stand behind standards.

E

Elevation

We don’t improve appearances, we elevate confidence.

S

Soul

We turn beauty into legacy.

D / Treatment cards

A calm Signetté treatment room prepared for a private consultation

Signature Consultation

A considered assessment of expression, structure, and the confidence you want to carry forward.

Book this treatment
A client receiving a precise, gentle facial treatment

Neuromodulators

Precision treatment designed to preserve expression while softening what no longer serves you.

Book this treatment
A profile study of balanced, natural facial proportion

Facial Balancing

A whole-face approach guided by proportion, restraint, and an eye toward longevity.

Book this treatment

E / Editorial split

A profile study of balanced, natural facial proportion

Proportion is the signature.

Facial balancing reads the whole face the way a seal reads as one mark — every feature in relation to every other. Nothing is treated in isolation; everything is signed as a whole.

Explore facial balancing

F / Service icons

A restrained line-icon family for service indexes, treatment navigation, and supporting details. Icons clarify the service; they never replace its name.

Wrinkle Relaxers

Botox

Dysport

DAXXIFY

Preventative Botox

Dermal Fillers

Lip Filler

Facial Balancing

Skin Rejuvenation

Microneedling

PDGF Under Eye

Sculptra

Renuva

G / Team

The collective

Meet the artisans

Rachel M. Duke, founder of Signetté

Founder / Lead injector

Rachel M. Duke

NP, CANS — Certified Aesthetic Nurse Specialist

Owner of Richmond's first independent injectables boutique, with nearly two decades of experience and a national teaching role with the Allergan Medical Institute.

Rebecca Luck, aesthetic nurse practitioner

Aesthetic nurse practitioner

Rebecca Luck

NP-C

Trained under Rachel, Rebecca pairs 13 years of clinical experience with a passion for personalized injectable, skincare, and laser treatment plans.

Kailyn Richey, front desk coordinator

Front desk coordinator

Kailyn Richey

The first welcome of the maison

Kailyn brings a background in patient-facing service and leadership — and a genuine care for people — to every interaction at Signetté.

H / Video feature

A space composed for calm

Every detail of the Richmond maison is considered — the light, the pace, the quiet. Consultations happen here, unhurried, before anything is ever signed.

Ambient film beside editorial copy, set as balanced halves on the page background.

I / Testimonial & pull quote

I still look like myself—only more certain. That is the difference.

Client reflection / Richmond

The quiet form of proof: one sentence, one attribution, set on Refined Aubergine. The mark carries the graphic weight; the rule answers on hover.

J / Testimonial with portrait

Marguerite Hale, a Signetté client since 2019

Client story / Richmond

“I was never sold a treatment. I was handed a plan—and someone who remembered exactly what I came in wanting.”
Marguerite HaleClient since 2019

K / Before & after

Pattern demonstration portrait of the same client before and after wrinkle relaxersBeforeAfter

Evidence / Before & after

Documented, never promised.

Every comparison is the same client, in the same light, at the same distance, on the same lens. Drag the marker to see exactly what changed.

Treatment
Neuromodulator, upper face
Seen at
Two-week review
Rhythm
Every four months

Individual results vary. Portraits shown here are pattern demonstrations for the component, not client records.

A wipe comparison with a scrollable case index beneath. The marker is a real control: drag it, tap a point on the frame, or use the arrow keys. Each case carries its own treatment record.

L / FAQ carousel

Asked often, answered plainly.

The questions every consultation begins with, answered the way we answer them in the room.

Six of many / Full list in FAQs

A close study of relaxed, natural forehead movement
FAQWrinkle relaxers

Will I look frozen?

No. We dose to your movement rather than to a menu, so the aim is a calmer version of you — with the expressions you actually want to keep.

A profile study of balanced, natural facial proportion
FAQResults

How long until I see a difference?

Wrinkle relaxers settle over ten to fourteen days and hold three to four months. Fillers read at once, then soften as they integrate.

A private consultation at Signetté
FAQFirst visit

What happens at a consultation?

We read the whole face, talk through your history and your goals, and hand you a written plan. Nothing is treated on the day unless you choose it.

A Signetté client photographed in soft daylight
FAQPrevention

When is the right time to start?

Most people begin preventative work in their late twenties, once lines start to stay. Plenty of our clients arrive in their fifties — there is no wrong door.

A quiet corner of the Signetté studio
FAQDowntime

Can I go straight back to work?

Yes. Most appointments run twenty to forty-five minutes. Expect possible redness or a small bruise, both of which conceal easily by the next morning.

Signetté skincare arranged on a studio shelf
FAQSkin health

Do you treat the skin, not just the line?

Always. Microneedling, PDGF and biostimulators belong in many plans, because texture and collagen are what make a result look effortless.

Scroll the questions

Three cards on desktop, one on a phone, snapped to a scroll track. Each box is square-edged: the photograph runs the full width across the top, the FAQ label and question sit beneath it, and every card closes with its own button. The arrows below step the track one card at a time.

M / Buttons

Compact, tracked, and deliberate. Primary actions open in Modern Gold and settle into Refined Aubergine on hover; the inverse opens in Refined Aubergine and resolves to Modern Gold; the Soft Blush button carries Refined Aubergine copy and resolves to Modern Gold with white copy; the Coco Black button carries white copy and resolves to Soft Blush with Refined Aubergine copy.

N / Utility link

Use for tertiary navigation and quiet editorial calls to action.

O / Booking & contact form

Begin with a conversation.

Every treatment journey starts with time to listen, understand, and consider what is right for you.

Rachel Duke at home in her dressing room

Pattern demonstration only. No information is submitted.

P / Form confirmation

Received

Thank you, Marguerite. Your request is with us.

Every enquiry is read by Rachel personally. The studio will reply within one business day with two or three times that suit you.

A copy of this request is on its way to marguerite@example.com. Nothing is booked until you confirm a time.

What you told us

Name
Marguerite Hale
Email
marguerite@example.com
Area of interest
Facial balancing
Preferred time
Weekday mornings
Your note
Nothing invasive — I would like to look rested, not altered.

What happens next

  1. 01Rachel reads your note and sketches a plan.
  2. 02We send two or three appointment windows.
  3. 03You choose, and we hold the room.
Back to the studio

Pattern demonstration only. No information is submitted.

The state a form resolves to. The seal draws in first, then the acknowledgement, then the details. The right column restates what was submitted so nothing is left to memory, and the next steps are numbered. Carry the message in a panel with role="status", never a modal.

Q / Consultation bar

Ready when you are.

A private consultation is the only way in. Twenty minutes, no obligation, and a written plan you can take away with you.