Graphic design

We design logos, visual identities, packaging and marketing collateral for print and screen, not just for the monitor.

Graphic design at Narenji starts with an idea on paper and continues until there is a file you can print or put on your website. Logo, colours, packaging and stationery should form one face; order each separately and the brand looks fragmented.

We design for Bushehr and for real customers: stamps, letterheads, boxes, billboards and mobile screens. We never hand over a design that only looks good on a monitor and becomes illegible at small sizes.

These are the six jobs we do most often. If your packaging also needs to go to the printer, design and print can be one project. See where design prices start at the bottom of the page.

What we design

From logos to business cards

Logo design

A mark should be simple, readable on a stamp, a billboard and a phone, and right for your business. Minimal or combined, we prepare it for use in all of these places.

Packaging design

Boxes and labels are the first encounter with a product. We align the design with your brand identity and the die-cut so it stands out on the shelf and is practical to print.

Visual identity

Colour, type and pattern should form one face. We set up the identity so your letterhead, packaging and website look like one family.

Catalogues

A catalogue shows the product clearly and should be easy to page through. We align layout, images and type with your brand.

Posters

A poster has a few seconds. For an event, campaign or product launch, we arrange image and text so they read from a distance.

Business cards

Small, but your first face-to-face impression. All the information stays, and the print stock is chosen so the brand never looks cheap.

Brand

A logo alone is not an identity

A logo is a visual signature, but without defined colours, typefaces and uses, it comes out differently every time. At Narenji, after the mark we also set the palette, type and a few usage examples, so stationery, packaging and social media never drift apart.

We prepare separate files for print and for screen. A version that works on Instagram is not enough for a stamp or a billboard. That separation is what makes a design usable.

Collateral

Catalogues, posters and cards from one family

A catalogue has to explain the product, a poster has to deliver its message from afar, and a card has to fit in a pocket. When all three come from one identity, people see your brand repeated, not three unrelated pieces.

We take orders for just one of these too; if you need several together, we plan the order so colours and fonts don't change halfway through.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

How long does a logo take?

It depends on the complexity of the mark and the number of revisions. The usual path is a few rounds of design and review; we give you an exact timeline after seeing your brief, not one fixed number for everyone.

What does a visual identity include?

Usually the logo, colours, typefaces and a few usage patterns. Depending on the project, packaging, stationery or social templates may be part of the same job. See the packages at the bottom of the page.

Do you supply print-ready files?

Yes. We prepare the output for both print and screen. If the print run is with us too, we see the file all the way through to the printer.

Our work