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    Logo & brandidentity design

    A logo and visual identity that make your business recognisable and credible everywhere it appears, from your website to a business card. Designed with intent, delivered with everything you need to use it.

    More than a logo

    A complete visual identity, so your brand looks the same and means the same wherever people meet it.
    • Brand discovery

      Your business, your audience, your competitors and the impression you want to leave, worked out before any sketching starts.

    • Logo design

      Original concepts refined into a primary logo, with alternate layouts and a compact mark for small spaces like favicons and app icons.

    • Colour palette

      A primary palette and supporting colours, with exact values for screen and print, checked for contrast so text stays readable.

    • Typography

      Typefaces for headlines and body text that suit your brand and work across your website, documents and print.

    • Brand guidelines

      A clear guide to using your logo, colours and type, so anyone on your team, or any agency you work with, gets it right.

    • Brand applications

      Your identity carried onto the places it's seen most: social profiles, business cards, email signatures and presentation templates.

    • Website & product design

      When you're ready, the same team designs and builds your website or app, so the brand carries through without a handoff.

      UI/UX design

    How we work

    Four steps from a first conversation to an identity ready to use.
    1. Discover

      A conversation about your business, your customers and where you want to be seen.

    2. Concepts

      Distinct logo directions, each with the reasoning behind it.

    3. Refine

      One direction developed with your feedback: colour, type and detail.

    4. Deliver

      Final files, guidelines and everything set up for the places you'll use them.

    What you receive

    • Logo files in vector and web formats
    • Full-colour, one-colour and reversed versions
    • A compact mark for favicons and app icons
    • Colour values for screen and print
    • Typography and usage rules
    • Brand guidelines your whole team can use

    Then put it to work.

    A new identity deserves a website that matches. We design and build that too.

    Web design & development

    Questions, answered

    What people usually ask before starting a logo or brand with us.

    What's the difference between a logo and a brand identity?

    A logo is one mark. A brand identity is the whole visual system around it: colours, typography, how the logo is used, and how all of it comes together on a website, a card or a social post. The logo is what people remember; the identity is what makes everything look like it comes from you.

    How much does logo design cost?

    It depends on scope: a logo on its own, a logo with colours and type, or a complete identity with guidelines and applications. After a short discovery call you get a proposal with the timeline, the deliverables and transparent pricing.

    Do you design logos for startups?

    Yes. A startup identity should look established from day one and be simple enough to grow with you. We can design it alongside your website or product, so everything launches together.

    Can you refresh our existing logo instead of starting over?

    Yes. If your logo has recognition worth keeping, we can modernise it, tidy the details and build a consistent identity around it, rather than replacing it outright.

    What files will we receive?

    Your logo in vector and web formats, in full colour, one colour and reversed versions for dark backgrounds, plus a compact mark for icons, the colour and type specifications, and your brand guidelines.

    What are brand guidelines, and do we need them?

    A short reference for using your identity consistently: logo spacing and sizes, colours, type and examples of do's and don'ts. If more than one person will ever make something with your logo on it, they save a lot of inconsistency.

    Look like whoyou really are.

    Tell us about your business and where it's headed. We'll come back with a clear plan and a proposal.