Logo & Marks

Logo Design

A logo is not a quick graphic; it is the mark your brand is recognised by for years. We design logos that are distinctive, legible at any size and built to last, with the variations and files you need to use them properly everywhere.

Discovery & direction

Understanding your business, market and audience first, so the mark is built on strategy rather than taste alone.

Logo & variations

A primary logo plus the secondary marks, stacked and horizontal versions and a monogram you will actually need in practice.

Colour & type

The colour palette and typography that sit alongside the mark, chosen to work in print and on screen.

Files & usage

Every format you need, from vector source to web-ready exports, with clear guidance on how to use them.

What's included
  • Primary & secondary logos
  • Colour & type pairing
  • Full file set (vector & web)
  • Favicon & social marks
  • Usage guidance

Our approach to Logo Design

We explore real options, refine the strongest, and test it where it will actually live before settling on it. A logo has to survive small sizes, one colour and a decade of use, so we design for that from the start.

Talk to us

Want this for your business?

Tell us your goals and we will assemble the team to deliver your logo design.

A logo is a long-term decision, not a quick graphic

Your logo is the mark people come to recognise you by, and you will live with it for years. It has to work as a tiny favicon and on a large sign, in full colour and in one, on screen and in print. A logo that looks fine in a slide but falls apart at small sizes, or that follows a trend that dates within a year, costs far more to replace than it did to make.

We design logos that are distinctive, legible everywhere and built to last, with the full set of variations and files you will actually need to use them properly.

Built on direction, not just taste

Good identity work starts before the drawing. We take time to understand your business, your market and the people you are trying to reach, so the mark is grounded in strategy rather than a designer's personal preference. That is what separates a logo that merely looks nice from one that fits and lasts.

What you get

A logo is rarely one file. In practice you need a primary mark plus the variations that real use demands:

  • A primary logo, with stacked and horizontal versions for different spaces
  • A secondary mark or monogram for tight spots like a favicon or social avatar
  • One-colour and reversed versions for when full colour is not possible
  • A colour palette and complementary typography that sit alongside the mark
  • Every file format you need, from vector source to web-ready exports, with clear usage guidance

Designed to survive real use

We explore genuine options, refine the strongest, and test it where it will actually live before settling. A mark has to hold up small, in a single colour, and after a decade of use, so we design for those conditions from the start rather than discovering them later. If you need the full system around the mark, that is our brand identity service, and ongoing design work is covered by graphic design.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a logo and a brand identity?

A logo is the central mark. A brand identity is the whole system around it: colours, typography, imagery, layouts and guidelines. A logo is where you start; an identity is what keeps everything you produce looking consistent. We offer both, and many clients begin with the logo and build out from there.

How many concepts do I get to choose from?

We present a considered set of genuine directions rather than dozens of throwaway options, then refine the strongest with you. Quality of exploration matters more than quantity, and a focused set leads to a better final mark than design by committee.

What files will I receive?

A complete set: editable vector source files plus web-ready exports, in the colour variations you need, along with a favicon and social avatar. You own the files outright and have everything required to use the logo anywhere.

Can you refresh our existing logo rather than start over?

Often, yes. If your current mark has equity worth keeping, a careful refresh can modernise it without throwing away recognition. We will give you an honest view on whether a refresh or a redesign is the better call.

Will the logo work in print and on signage?

Yes. We design in vector so the mark scales cleanly to any size, and we provide the formats and colour versions that print and signage require. Working at any size without losing quality is exactly why logos are built as vectors.

Ready to grow with Logo Design?

Tell us your goals and we will assemble the team to deliver them.