Design Branding & design agency serving the UK, with a London studio

CREATVZ designs brands for UK companies from our London studio, with English and Arabic design as a speciality. We take briefs from London, Manchester, Birmingham and anywhere else in the UK.

For brands in London and across the UK.

CREATVZ is a branding and design agency in the UK, working from a London studio. We design logos, brand identities, company profiles, packaging and social templates for UK businesses, in English with Arabic design as a speciality. Send a short brief through the project form and we reply with a written scope.

Looking like everyone else costs you.

When the logo, the website, the company profile and the packaging all look slightly different, customers trust you less and remember you less.

We build one visual system, from the name and the logo to the interface and the pack, with the rules written down, so every new piece looks like it came from the same brand.

What you get

We build visual systems that scale across business identity, branded content, responsive digital design and motion-led storytelling.

  1. Brand Identity & Naming

    A name if you need one, then the logo, colour, type and core visual language.

  2. UI / UX Design

    Websites and apps designed around what users need to do, checked before build.

  3. Content Design

    Social templates, company profiles, presentations and campaign visuals.

  4. Brand Guidelines

    The rulebook for using the brand, so staff and suppliers get it right.

  5. Art Direction

    The look of shoots, campaigns and content, directed so it stays on brand.

  6. Packaging

    Packs and labels that stand out on the shelf and print correctly.

  7. Company Profile Development

    Company profiles written and designed for tenders, vendor registration and B2B sales.

  8. Presentation Design

    PowerPoint decks for tenders, investors and sales, in Arabic and English, with a master template.

  9. Brochures & Catalogues

    Brochures and product catalogues for print and PDF, laid out so buyers find what they need.

  10. Menu Design

    Restaurant and cafe menus for the table, the QR code and the delivery apps.

  11. Annual Reports

    Annual and sustainability reports designed and edited; your team owns and approves the figures.

Branding and design in the UK

UK buyers expect a brand to look credible quickly, whether they are looking at a website, a tender or a shop front.

The UK is a crowded, well-served market, and customers compare you before they ever speak to you. A trade buyer will look at your website, a procurement team will read your capability statement, and a retailer will glance at your packaging. In a market like this, a distinct and consistent identity does not guarantee anything, but a muddled one is noticed straight away. We design the name, logo, colour, typography and applications as one system and write down the rules.

Our London studio handles UK work, and we serve companies across the country by video call, email and WhatsApp. Briefings, creative reviews and hand-over do not require you to be in London, and we can arrange a visit or a workshop where it helps. If your business has links with the Gulf or South Asia, our teams in Riyadh, Manama and Lahore can be involved from the start.

That link is where we are most distinctive. Many UK companies trade with Arabic-speaking customers or are run by founders with ties to the Middle East and Pakistan, and they need an identity that works in English and Arabic. A restaurant group serving a mixed clientele, an export business selling to the Gulf, a law firm advising clients in the region and a community organisation all face the same design question: how do two scripts and two reading directions sit in one brand? We draw them together so neither looks like an afterthought.

Typical UK clients include owner-managed businesses that have outgrown a logo made at the start, professional services firms that want to look more established, hospitality and food brands launching new sites, and charities and community groups that need clear materials for fundraising and events. We also design for e-commerce brands, where a pack, a social feed and a product page have to feel like one thing.

Practical details matter in the UK. Files should suit British print suppliers, with standard paper sizes such as A4 and A5 and the right colour settings, and accessibility is increasingly expected on websites and documents. We supply logo files for print and screen, colour and font specifications, and written guidelines, so your printers, web developers and in-house team can all follow the same rules.

If you want to talk, send a short summary of your business, your audience and what is not working in your current look. We will reply with how we would approach it, the stages and how reviews are handled.

How companies in the UK use branding and design

  1. A London restaurant group serving Arabic-speaking guests

    A group with three sites wants signs, menus and social posts to work in English and Arabic without looking cluttered. A bilingual identity and menu templates let each manager produce material that stays on brand.

  2. A Midlands manufacturer exporting to the Gulf

    The firm has a strong product but a dated logo and mixed documents. Refreshed branding, a bilingual catalogue and a presentation template help it approach distributors in Saudi Arabia and Bahrain with confidence.

  3. A professional practice in Manchester

    An owner-managed practice wants clearer proposals and a website that matches its standing. One identity across the site, letterhead and pitch documents makes the practice look as established as its client list suggests.

How it works

  1. Step 1: Brief

    Your business, your audience, your competitors and what has to change.

  2. Step 2: Direction

    A few distinct creative routes, each with its reasoning. You choose one.

  3. Step 3: Design

    The chosen route built out across the logo, the system and real applications.

  4. Step 4: Hand over

    Final files, guidelines and templates, ready for your team and suppliers.

Design work

See all work

Project or retainer?

Questions

Do you design Arabic and bilingual identities?

Yes. Arabic and Latin lettering are designed to work together from the start, not translated as an afterthought.

What files do we get at the end?

Logo files for print and screen (vector and web formats), colour and font specifications, the brand guidelines and any templates in the scope.

How many logo options will we see?

A small number of genuinely different routes, each with a reason behind it, rather than dozens of variations. The exact number is set in the proposal.

Can you refresh our brand instead of replacing it?

Yes. Often the right answer is to keep what people already recognise and fix what is not working.

Where is your UK studio?

Our UK studio is in London. We also work with companies elsewhere in the UK by video call, email and WhatsApp, and can arrange visits when a project needs them.

Can you design a bilingual English and Arabic brand for a UK business?

Yes. This is a speciality. We draw the two scripts to sit together, set up bilingual templates and check layouts in both reading directions.

Will print files suit UK printers?

Yes. We prepare print-ready artwork in standard paper sizes with the right bleed and colour settings, and give you screen versions for web and social.

Do you work with charities and community groups?

Yes. We help organisations build clear, consistent materials for campaigns, events and fundraising, scoped to what the team can maintain.

Can you work with our in-house team or web developer?

Yes. The guidelines and files we supply are made for other people to use, so your developers, printers and staff can follow the same rules without our involvement.

We trade with the Gulf. Can your Gulf teams be involved?

Yes. Our teams in Riyadh and Manama can advise on Arabic naming, tone and what Gulf buyers expect to see, alongside the London studio.

Specialist services

Need one thing done properly rather than the whole Design service? These pages cover it on its own.

Read more

All insights

Got a brief?

Tell us what you are making and when it has to ship. We will take it from there.

We use cookies for analytics and ads to improve the site. Cookies policy

WhatsApp us