Paul Belford Ltd is a London-based creative agency renowned for its intelligent, idea-driven approach to branding, packaging, design, and advertising. Founded by award-winning designer Paul Belford, the studio blends conceptual thinking with meticulous craft to create distinctive visual identities and campaigns. Known for its refined aesthetic and strategic clarity, the agency has collaborated with leading brands such as Nike, The Guardian, and Channel 4. With a portfolio spanning global and cultural sectors, Paul Belford Ltd continues to set a benchmark for design excellence and creative innovation in contemporary communications.
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The Brand Identity features Paul Belford Ltd’s branding work for New Chapter, a start-up offering word therapy. The identity includes a logo that forms both a book and an arrow, symbolizing progress and expression through writing.
BP&O features the brand identity for New Chapter, a UK-based word therapy start-up, designed by Paul Belford Ltd. The logo cleverly combines the imagery of a book and an arrow to symbolize progress and personal growth, paired with Neue Helvetica for a modern and clear presentation. Richard Baird praises the design’s simplicity, clarity, and conceptual strength within a visually busy environment.
BP&O features the early-stage brand identity for Osofor, a digital-first lab-grown diamond jewellery brand, designed by Paul Belford Ltd. The identity uses faceted, cut-stone inspired symbols, embossed materials, and refracted light effects to express luxury, technology, and sustainability. The project reflects Osofor’s development phase and positions the brand as modern and environmentally conscious.
BP&O features the design of the book 'REVOLT' by Paul Belford Ltd., a visually provocative publication that merges the language of protest and disruption with corporate and self-help themes. The article praises the book’s materiality, fluorescent color, and expressive imagery as a response to digital ubiquity and the need for tangible design experiences.
The article showcases Paul Belford Ltd’s identity and packaging design for The Soap Co., a social enterprise employing people who are blind, disabled, or otherwise disadvantaged. The design features a minimalist black and white aesthetic with a braille version of the logotype to highlight the brand’s inclusive mission.