Logo design
Distinctive, versatile marks designed to work everywhere, from a favicon to a shopfront sign.
Branding & identity design in Nepal.
On a spring hillside, the laligurans doesn’t ask to be noticed. It simply is. That’s what a great brand does. We’re a branding agency in Nepal helping businesses, startups, and products find the name, mark, and voice that make them impossible to confuse with anyone else.
A brand is more than a logo file. It’s the colour a customer remembers, the tone of your Instagram caption, the way your packaging feels in the hand. We design complete identity systems covering logo, palette, typography, patterns, and guidelines, so everything you make looks like it came from the same confident place.
We’ve built brands for our own products and for clients across Nepal, and we bring the same standard to a tea shop in Biratnagar as to a startup pitching investors in Kathmandu: clarity first, beauty always, and nothing generic.
What We Deliver
Everything this trail includes
Complete visual identity
Colour palettes, typography, patterns, and imagery direction that hold together across every touchpoint.
Brand guidelines
A clear, practical rulebook so your team and future partners keep the brand consistent without guessing.
Brand naming & messaging
Names, taglines, and tone of voice that say the right thing in both English and Nepali contexts.
Rebranding
Careful evolution for businesses that have outgrown their old look without losing the recognition they’ve earned.
Social & marketing kits
Templates for posts, covers, and campaigns so your brand stays sharp on every feed.
Why The Brilliant Ideas
Why climb with us
Strategy before style
We start with who you are and who you serve, so the design decisions have a reason behind them, not just a mood.
Rooted here, fluent everywhere
We design brands that feel at home in Nepal and stand confidently on the international stage.
Systems, not just files
You get an identity that scales: guidelines, assets, and templates your whole team can actually use.
Craft you can see
Look at our own brand. Every flower, ridge, and letterform on this site was drawn with intent. Yours will be too.
How It Runs· हाम्रो बाटो
From first call to launch
- 1
Discovery & audit
Who you serve, who you compete with, and what recognition you already have. For a rebrand this stage decides what must survive, which is usually more than the client expects.
- 2
Strategy on one page
Positioning, personality, and the audience, written down and agreed before any visual work. This is the document that ends design arguments later.
- 3
Three directions
Three distinct concepts, each presented in context on signage, a phone screen, and packaging rather than centred on a white slide, because that is where the mark has to work.
- 4
Refinement
You choose one; we take it to completion. Two rounds of revision, then the system builds outward: palette, type, patterns, and imagery direction.
- 5
Guidelines
A practical rulebook: clear space, minimum sizes, what not to do, and worked examples. Written so a printer or a future agency can follow it without calling us.
- 6
Handover
Every source file, every export, full rights, and the templates your team will actually reach for on a Monday morning.
What It Costs· लागत
Straight answers on price
Most agencies here will not give you a number before a meeting. These are the bands we actually quote inside, so you can tell whether we are worth the meeting.
Logo only
NPR 25,000 – 60,000
A new business that needs a proper mark and the files to use it.
2 – 3 weeks
Core identity
NPR 70,000 – 180,000
Logo, palette, typography, and a short guideline document.
3 – 5 weeks
Full brand system
NPR 180,000 – 500,000
Strategy, naming, complete visual system, guidelines, and launch assets.
6 – 10 weeks
Rebrand
NPR 150,000 – 600,000
An established business with recognition to protect while it evolves.
6 – 12 weeks
Naming, if you need it, is priced separately: it is research and legal checking as much as creative work. Printing, signage, and packaging production are quoted by suppliers rather than by us, and we are happy to brief them directly so nothing is lost in translation.
Questions· प्रश्नहरू
Asked around the campfire
How much does logo design cost in Nepal?
A standalone logo costs less than a full identity system, and we offer packages for both. Tell us your stage, whether that’s a new business, a rebrand, or a product launch, and we’ll recommend the right scope with a clear price.
What’s included in a full branding package?
Typically: research and strategy, logo design with variations, colour and typography systems, brand guidelines, and starter assets for social and print. We tailor the exact contents to your needs.
How long does a branding project take?
A logo project usually takes 2–3 weeks; a complete identity system 4–8 weeks. Good brands, like good treks, reward the unhurried pace.
Can you rebrand my existing business?
Yes, carefully. We audit what recognition you’ve already earned, keep what works, and redesign what’s holding you back.
Do I own the final brand assets?
Completely. You receive all source files, exports, and full rights to your identity. It’s yours, summit to base.
What file formats do I actually receive?
Vector source in SVG and AI, so the mark can be printed at any size without degrading. Transparent PNGs at several sizes for everyday use. A favicon set for the website. A single-colour version and a reversed version for dark backgrounds. And a print-ready CMYK variant, because screen colours do not survive a press unchanged.
How many logo concepts do we get to choose from?
Three directions, each with a reason behind it, then two rounds of refinement on the one you pick. Agencies offering twenty concepts are generating variations rather than making decisions, and choosing from twenty is harder and worse than choosing from three.
Can you register the trademark for us?
We are designers rather than lawyers, so we do not file for you. What we do is check the Department of Industry register and the obvious international databases for conflicts before we get attached to a direction, and prepare the files your lawyer needs. Finding a clash after launch is expensive.
Will the logo work in Devanagari as well as English?
If you need it to, yes, and it is worth deciding early. A bilingual lockup is a design problem rather than a translation one: the two scripts have different vertical proportions, and a Devanagari name pushed into a Latin logo almost always looks like an afterthought. We design both as a pair.
Be the flower on the hillside.Let’s make your brand unmistakable.
Tell us where you want to go, and we’ll map the route, free of charge.
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