Catalogue design
Help people find and compare.
Catalogue design that gives your range a clear structure. Bring product images, specifications and descriptions into a consistent publication for print or digital use.
Based on the Mornington Peninsula, working with businesses in Melbourne, Sydney and across Australia.
Build a system for the whole range.
The reader should be able to find a product, understand its details and compare the options.
Product catalogue design starts with the product hierarchy. We plan categories, navigation and repeatable page layouts around the size of the range and the information people need to make a choice.
A catalogue designer brings images, descriptions, specifications and tables into one coherent system. Consistent fields and image treatment help future additions fit the same publication.
Product catalogue
Catalogue design examples.
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Catalogue design services.
Plan the content, format and deliverables around the people who will use them.
Product catalogue layout
Organise the range before applying a consistent design system.
- Category structure, contents and page navigation
- Product pages, specification tables and comparisons
- Consistent image sizes, captions and product information
Digital catalogue design
A publication designed around screen reading and the agreed use.
- Digital PDF layouts and scoped navigation links
- Clear product references and contact details
- Print and digital versions planned together
Lookbooks and multipage publications
A more editorial format when the imagery or story needs space.
- Lookbooks and range introductions
- Books and coffee table books within our print and publication service
- Agreed editions, updates and print-ready outputs
From your brief to final files.
Map the range
Share the product count, categories, approximate page count, audience and how the catalogue will be distributed.
Prepare the product information
Supply images, descriptions, codes, specifications, tables and any prices to be included. Identify missing content and the person who will approve it.
Design the system
We establish sample pages, the hierarchy and navigation before applying the layout across the range. Your team checks product details and the proof.
Finalise and plan updates
Once approved, we prepare the agreed digital and print-ready files. Discuss future range changes and editions; printing and delivery are quoted separately.
A 50% deposit for the design work is required before design begins.
Questions about catalogue design.
What do you need to quote for catalogue design?
The number of products, approximate pages, product categories, sample content and images, required formats and the deadline. An estimate is fine if the range is still being organised.
Can the catalogue work digitally as well as in print?
Yes. Digital PDF and print-ready versions can be scoped together. Tell us what navigation links, reading devices and printer specifications need to be considered.
Can you organise product specifications and tables?
Yes. We design the presentation of supplied product information, including consistent tables and comparison layouts. Your team checks the accuracy of specifications and claims.
Can we add products to the design later?
A repeatable layout helps future additions fit. Tell us about expected editions and updates so we can plan the design system and scope the work.
Do you also design lookbooks and coffee table books?
Yes. These sit within our print and publication work. Their scope depends on the page count, imagery, content readiness, binding requirements and final formats.
Related design services.
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Ready to organise your range?
Send the product count, category list, sample images and specifications, estimated pages and target date.
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