Business stationery design
Keep every introduction consistent.
Business stationery design that brings your everyday materials together. Business cards, letterheads, presentation folders and email signatures shaped around your brand.
Based on the Mornington Peninsula, working with businesses in Melbourne, Sydney and across Australia.
Small details carry the identity.
Your stationery should feel like one coordinated set.
Branded stationery connects the practical information with the visual identity. We work with your existing logo, colours and type to keep names, contact details and business information consistent across the materials people use each day.
A useful stationery set starts with the actual needs of your team. Plan the people, locations, formats and future detail changes before the layouts are finalised.
Tax Store · Magenta stationery
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Business stationery design services.
Plan the content, format and deliverables around the people who will use them.
Business card and letterhead design
Clear contact information and a consistent brand presentation.
- Single or double-sided business cards
- Letterheads, envelopes and with-compliments slips
- Agreed people, location and contact-detail variations
Folders and coordinated sets
Bring printed correspondence and supporting documents together.
- Presentation folder design to supplier templates
- Coordinated printed items around your existing brand
- Print-ready artwork with the required bleed and colour setup
Email signatures and digital items
Carry the identity into everyday digital communications.
- Email signature design within the agreed platform requirements
- Digital document styling where scoped
- Specific template or editable-file needs discussed before quoting
From your brief to final files.
List the set
Tell us which items you need, how they will be used and how many people or locations need versions.
Share the brand and details
Supply the logo, brand guidelines, exact contact information and any printer templates. Discuss editable or digital requirements before work begins.
Design and check
We establish a coordinated approach across the set. Check names, roles, phone numbers, addresses and links carefully before approval.
Prepare the files
We prepare the agreed files and versions. Printing and delivery are quoted separately; future detail updates can be scoped when needed.
A 50% deposit for the design work is required before design begins.
Questions about business stationery design.
Can you use our existing logo?
Yes. Send the best available logo files and any brand guidelines. We can design a coordinated stationery set around an existing identity.
What can a stationery set include?
Business cards, letterheads, envelopes, with-compliments slips, presentation folders and email signatures. Tell us which pieces your team will use so the quote covers the right items.
Can you create versions for our team?
Yes. Provide the number of people, offices and contact variations, plus the exact details for each. The quote will account for those versions.
Will we receive editable files?
Tell us which items you need to edit and which software you use. Editable deliverables and any platform requirements need to be agreed in the scope; they are not assumed for every item.
What happens when contact details change?
We can scope detail updates. Keep a clear list of affected people and items, and tell us if you want future update needs considered in the initial project.
Are printing and finishes included in the design quote?
The design quote sets out the artwork and formats. Partner printing, delivery and production finishes are quoted separately. Tell us your quantities, supplier specifications and any paper, foil or embossing preferences so the production options can be agreed.
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Which pieces does your team need?
Share the stationery list, logo files, number of versions and any digital or printer requirements.
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