LOGO DESIGN · COLLECTION
Selected Logos Vol. 1
A selection of logos and wordmarks designed over the past decade for brands in fashion, healthcare, hospitality, music and technology. Each mark distils a brand’s character into a simple, memorable form that works from an app icon to a building façade.
Role: Logo Design & Brand Identity
ACROSS INDUSTRIES
Each logo starts with the brand's story. Yıldem Fabric pairs a strong wordmark with a woven diamond, while Larissa Sansour uses classic, editorial type for an artist's name.
FASHION LABELS
R and N joined by a single line, and the rounded Laberde mark, show two ways to give fashion labels a refined, memorable signature.
FRAMES & CIRCLES
The rounded Laberde monogram and the framed 37 show how a simple circle or square can turn letters and numbers into a compact, recognisable mark.
STUDIOS & COLLECTIVES
The friendly lowercase serbest ekip wordmark and the circular type ring for Grafton Design Studio Works balance personality with clarity.
ABSTRACT MARKS
Rotating circles and woven diamond forms explore pattern and rhythm, ideal for brands that need a symbol without letters.
FURNITURE & TEXTILE
So-Chair and a circular Yıldem seal show how one brand can carry several marks: a main logo and a secondary badge for labels and tags.
SIMPLE SYMBOLS
Minimal icons and monograms are built on clear geometry, so they work as stamps, favicons and social media avatars.
CITY & CULTURE
A circular, layered lettering for Istanbul and a bold wordmark show how type alone can capture the energy of a place or an idea.
RANGE
The collection spans clinics, fashion labels, restaurants, music artists, software companies and real-estate brands. Each mark is drawn to work at the smallest sizes first, then tested on signage, packaging and screens.
FASHION & BEAUTY
Light, airy wordmarks with fine details, like Guoir and Mary Lore, are designed for fashion and beauty labels, where restraint and elegance matter most.
SYMBOLS & CLOTHING
A minimal cube symbol and the arched United Clothing badge show two directions: one purely geometric, one inspired by classic workwear labels.
SCRIPTS & BADGES
Hand-drawn scripts and circular badges bring warmth to food and hospitality brands, perfect for packaging, signage and stickers.
LUXURY & LIFESTYLE
Thin lines, small symbols and classic proportions give lifestyle and fashion names an elegant, understated presence.
CLEAN WORDMARKS
Comet and Ringo show how much personality a simple wordmark can carry: custom spacing, a small star or rounded details are all it takes.
CRAFT & HERITAGE
Golden Sword and Monarch Bakery use refined serifs and generous letter spacing, giving young brands a sense of tradition and quality.
BOLD MONOGRAMS
Single-letter marks are reduced to their strongest form: heavy, geometric shapes that stay recognisable even at app-icon size.
TECH & MEDIA
For Novhub Soft and Ideal Media, spaced capitals and a solid square block create calm, structured marks that feel at home on screens and in code.
