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Republic Financial
Three directions for review

Pick a homepage
to live behind.

Three bold cuts of the Republic Financial homepage. Each carries the brief from the May kickoff: focus on the firm and its products, no people imagery, static luxury composition, monochrome only. Each interprets the UHNW pivot differently. Open all three, then tell us which one feels closest.

Direction 01
Editorial
Cormorant Garamond  ·  Inter

Rothschild-feel. Old money, restrained, magazine column rhythm.

A private discipline, written in a serif. Drop caps, ornate dividers, halftone marble. The cut for clients who already feel rich and want a brokerage that acts like one.

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Direction 02
Monument
Fraunces  ·  Inter  ·  JetBrains Mono

Architectural. Numbered sections, museum spec labels, light panels.

Built like a building. Blueprint mono tags, plaster-tone inversions, dithered skyscrapers. The cut for clients who think structurally and want a brokerage that documents everything.

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Direction 03
Manifesto
Anton  ·  Cormorant Garamond  ·  Inter

Above the book. Oversized condensed display, bleed type, statement copy.

The boldest cut. Massive Anton headlines, halftone Manhattan, marquee bar, and a closing block that fills the viewport. The cut for clients who want the firm to feel inevitable.

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Shared across all three

Every cut runs on the same source assets and ships the same copy structure. The differences are typographic, compositional, and tonal. Pick a direction, and we carry the chosen system through every product subpage, contact form, and deployable asset.

Logo
republic_logo_tanooki_white.svg, white on #1a1a1a
Black
Biased to #1a1a1a  /  #333333 mid tones, never true #000
Typography
Google Fonts: Cormorant Garamond, Fraunces, Anton, Inter, JetBrains Mono
Texture
Hex grid overlay, halftone dot pattern, SVG film grain
Imagery
Pexels stock, grayscale & contrast-pushed, no people
Content
Placeholder copy reflects the UHNW pivot; final draft awaits Nate working call