Logo Design
The logo plus every variant you will actually need: print, screen, small sizes, one colour.
Scalino
Branding
Monk
Branding



ThreeP
Branding


Sourotiri
Branding



Amicus Brunch Spot
Branding
Feetelia
Branding


Kappa
Branding



Olympia Gh
Branding
Papanikolaou Service
Branding
Creating the storytelling identity your brand needs. We design and bring to life how you want your customers to feel about your brand.
A few of our projects
Everything that makes a brand recognisable, from the logo to the shelf.
The logo plus every variant you will actually need: print, screen, small sizes, one colour.
Colours, type and usage rules written down, so any supplier you work with stays on brand.
Catalogues and menus with a hierarchy that leads the eye to the items with the best margin.
Cards and stationery supplied print-ready, with bleed and colour profiles the printer expects.
Packaging that holds up on a shelf and inside the constraints of your production line.
Campaign artwork that works at bus-stop size and as a story, from one set of files.
Every logo looks good in the presentation. The work shows on the cup, on the sign and in the profile icon, where there is no room for detail.
What you sell, to whom, and who you stand next to. An identity is not designed in a vacuum, it is designed against a particular street and a particular competition.
We look for one thought worth turning into a mark, not ten variations of the same thing for you to pick from. If the idea does not explain itself in one sentence, it is not ready.
On a stamp, in black and white, in embroidery, at 32 pixels. Whatever does not survive that never reaches you, however good it looks on screen.
Colours, typography, spacing and rules of use, so the identity does not fall apart the first time somebody else makes a poster.
Vector for the printer, ready-made for social, and a short guide to what goes where. Without needing us again for every print job.
Your customer never sees the logo on its own. They see it on a menu, a shopfront, a package, a post.
The primary mark and its versions: horizontal, vertical, single-colour, and the icon for when there is room for a square and nothing else.
Colours, typefaces and rules, written so somebody who was not in the room can still follow them.
Designed to be read in low light and updated without rebuilding the whole page.
Boxes, bags, labels and stickers. Where the brand leaves the shop and travels to a table you do not control.
The first thing anyone sees from across the street. Designed with size and distance in mind, not with the zoom on a screen.
Cards, posters, flyers and anything else that gets printed. We hand over print-ready files, in the right colour space.
It depends on what actually needs designing: a mark alone is not the same as a mark plus menus, packaging and signage. Every proposal is itemised, so you see the cost of each deliverable before you commit, and you can drop whatever you do not need yet.
The vector files of the mark in every version, exports ready for social and for print, the colours in codes a printer understands, and usage guidelines. The files are yours.
The identities we have designed so far are mostly in food and coffee, and it shows in our work. That does not mean we only work there, it means that in that sector we already know where a mark tends to fall down.
Often yes. If the underlying idea holds, the problem is usually execution: spacing, colours, a typeface that does not hold up, files in the wrong format. We will tell you honestly whether a refresh is worth it or whether the mark is holding you back.
You will see the solution we believe is right and the reason we chose it, not a row of variations to pick from at random. If it does not convince you, we work on it again. A client choosing between ten marks is not design, it is a vote.
Yes, and it is the reason we keep both under one roof. When the identity and the site are made by the same team, nobody has to translate one into the other, and nothing gets lost in between.
Let's build an identity your customers remember — from logo to packaging to the full brand system.