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Luxury logo design for premium Irish brands

Luxury logo design in Ireland for premium brands. Restrained marks built on refined typography and spacing, drawn from scratch and supplied in every format.

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Sample logo designs

A cross section of logos we have drawn for Irish businesses. Scroll, drag, or use the arrows.

Real client work

  • Sample logo designs by Éire Graphic Design
  • Logo for Farnan House Stud with stylized horse and building illustration
  • Logo Design Glenbreedy Construction
  • Logo for aquarumgear.ie featuring a vintage diving helmet with green seaweed and bubbles, and the website's name in orange and light blue text.
  • Logo Sample
  • Logo for FCD Coaches featuring a panda bear with green leaves and stars, with stylized text in blue and green.
  • Logo with a circular design featuring the words 'Culchie Clothing' and the year '2021', with a stylized 'C' and 'G' in the center.
  • Logo for Oley's Irish Pub & Grocer with a harp and a dagger.
  • Logo for Refresh Bootcamp featuring a black circle with white initials 'RB' and the text 'REFRESH BOOTCAMP' in stylized black font underneath.
  • Gold Brow Studio Watermark logo
  • Green logo with upward moving arrow and bar chart, with text 'Glenbreedy Construction Ltd' below.
  • New Logo Design Grit Apparel
  • Logo of Forest Hill Farm featuring farm animals, trees, sun, and laurel wreaths with the text 'Forest Hill Farm' and 'Farming With Nature' on a black background.
  • Logo with purple and turquoise lotus flower and five purple birds flying above it, with text 'SK LIFE BALANCE' and tagline 'Transform your Life, Evolve & Grow'.
  • A logo for Adam & Eve Coffee featuring two outlined human figures standing under a large stylized tree with coffee beans as leaves, and the text 'Adam & Eve Coffee' beneath.
  • A stylized compass rose with a floral centerpiece in shades of green, orange, and white, above a green and orange banner reading "Emmet Quigley" and smaller text "Health & Wellness Coaching".
  • Tobi Logo Design
  • Logo with Filipino flag colors and symbols, and text 'PHIRE HR' underneath.
  • Logo of Elderwood Logistics Ltd with initials 'EL' in stylized font, company name, and a graphic of a truck on a dark background.
  • Logo for CanterEAST featuring a stylized horse with mountains in the background and the words 'CANTER EAST', 'RUN RIDE ROAM'.
  • Logo of Realta Electrical Ltd with a black and white circular border, black text, and a blue abstract symbol in the center.
  • A logo for Ardkill More Heritage featuring a shield with a landscape of a green field, gray mountain, and cloudy sky, with two black animals on either side of a white stone, and a banner below reading 'Proud of Our Past'.
  • Logo for The Robins Rose Flowers & Gifts featuring a robin perched on a branch with a yellow rose, green background.
  • A muscular superhero figure with a red beard, flexing arms, wearing a red cape on a black background, with the text 'Hero's Gym' and 'Be Your Own Hero' below.
  • Inspirational quote with floral design that reads, 'Positive little things, live laugh love'
  • Neon green and white lightning bolt graphic with the words 'Liberty Electric' repeated in light green and gray text on a dark gray background.
  • Logo of Burke PFP Ltd., a structural acoustic contractor, featuring a shield with a flame inside, and text indicating certification by the Passiv Fire Protection
  • Physiotherapy Logo
  • Food Logo
  • Carpentry and Construction Logo
  • Logo for Lioscara Plant Hire and Fabrication Ltd featuring mountains, a building outline, and an excavator.
  • Logo for The Peak Wellness Studio with a circular graphic in black, blue, and white, and the text 'The Peak Wellness Studio' with a subtitle 'Feel Better Every Day'.
  • Purple background with white text reading "Talbot Hotel Clonmel" and four white stars below.
  • Logo of West Cav Construction with a maroon hexagonal emblem containing a white 'W' and the company name in blue and maroon text.
  • Logo for Ferdia Family Practice featuring text and a stethoscope with a butterfly.
  • Black background with a logo featuring a stylized yellow and black car above the text 'PLM Auto Distribution Ltd' in yellow, with 'PLM' inside a gray rectangular outline.
  • Logo with a blue rectangular outline containing the text 'DEANE.BUILD', with 'DEANE' in blue and 'BUILD' in yellow.
  • Logo of CME Custom Machining Europe with blue and gray text on a white background.
  • Cartoon monsters holding a house, with the text 'Monster Attics' below.
  • Logo for Michael Carr Transport with blue and gray text on a black background.
  • Logo for IPEC Inspection featuring a yellow audio waveform inside a square and stylized yellow text on a dark background.
  • Graphic with the word 'JUNGLE' and an illustration of a bee with detailed wings and body on a muted green background.
  • Logo for Base Coffee with green background and white and gold text.
  • Logo with the word "Auto" in teal with black outline, a stylized clock integrated into the "O" with clock hands pointing to 3 and 9, the word "Bids" in white with black outline, and "ie" in black
  • Logo of Trinity Medical featuring a black tree with blue leaves inside a circular border, with the words 'TRINITY' at the top and 'MEDICAL' at the bottom.
  • Logo for McHale Windows featuring a blue house icon with a window and door, accompanied by the business name and tagline in purple and black text.
  • Black background with a gray illustration of Castle Gurteen in Ireland and the text 'Castle Gurteen, Ireland' below the castle.
  • Stamullen Pharmacy logo with a stylized cross symbol in gold and green text on a dark background.
  • Logo for Wake 'n Bagel featuring a toasted bagel with the business name in stylized text.
  • Logo for Ballyluska, a place in Valais, Blacknose sheep illustration, black background with white text and sheep face
  • Logo for Sterling Cleaning featuring a yellow bucket with cleaning supplies, a spray bottle, a sponge, and a rope, surrounded by green leaves, with the words 'Sterling Cleaning' in green and blue text.
  • Logo for VPH Plumbing & Heating featuring a cartoon plumber holding a wrench with the company name in bold letters.
  • Stylized signature of Morgan Gibbs with a neon purple outline on a white background.
  • Logo of Built Heritage Drogheda featuring an orange brick castle tower with an arched entrance and battlements, with the text 'Built Heritage Drogheda' below.
  • A logo for watersports featuring a person wakeboarding with a parasail, water waves, and the text 'PADOY IN THE ELEMENTS WATERSPORTS' in a circular arrangement.

What premium actually looks like

Luxury in a logo is not gold gradients and a serif font. It is restraint. Space around the mark, letterforms that have been drawn rather than typed, a palette narrow enough to be recognised in one colour, and nothing added that does not need to be there.

The test is simple. Cover the brand name. If the mark still feels considered rather than decorated, it is doing the job.

Drawn to survive being shrunk and stripped

Premium brands put their mark in places that punish detail. Foil blocked on a business card, embossed into packaging, engraved on a plate, stitched into fabric, sitting as a twenty pixel avatar beside a social post.

Every one of those loses fine line work. So the mark gets drawn as a single solid shape first and tested at the smallest size it will ever appear, before any colour, texture or refinement is applied. If it survives that, it survives everywhere else.

Typography is most of the work

In a premium identity the wordmark usually carries more weight than the symbol. That means the time goes into the letterforms themselves: the spacing between characters, the weight of the strokes, where a letter has been redrawn rather than left as the typeface designed it.

This is slow work and it is the difference between a logo that looks expensive and a logo that looks like it used an expensive font.

What you receive

A primary mark, a stacked version and a horizontal version, a monogram where the brand needs one, and single colour and reversed versions for print and small applications. Vector files for print, web files for screen, and the rules for how much space to leave around it.

You own all of it outright once the project is paid, with no ongoing fees and no usage restrictions.

Frequently asked questions

What makes a logo look luxury?

Restraint, mostly. Generous space around the mark, typography with real craft in the letterforms, a narrow palette, and no visual effects. Premium marks work by leaving things out, which is why they still look right a decade later.

How much does luxury logo design cost in Ireland?

More than a standard logo, because the work is in the refinement rather than the concept. Expect several directions, multiple rounds of drawing at full size and at thumbnail, and a full set of variations. Every project is priced on its scope.

What industries do you design premium logos for?

Hospitality and fine dining, property and interiors, jewellery, private clinics, professional services, spirits and food brands, and anyone whose customer is deciding on quality rather than price.

Do I get a monogram as well as the main logo?

Where it suits the brand, yes. Premium identities usually need a stacked version, a horizontal version and a monogram or single letter mark for small spaces like social avatars, foil blocking and packaging seals.

Will the logo work in gold foil or embossing?

That is designed in from the start. Foil, embossing, debossing and engraving all lose fine detail, so the mark is tested as a single solid shape before any colour is applied to it.

How long does a luxury logo take?

Usually longer than a standard logo, because more time goes into refining the drawing. Two to three weeks is typical depending on how quickly feedback comes back.

★★★★★

Kieran brought to life my vision. I would highly recommend him and the service he provides.

Aoife O., Google review