Neighbour
Neighbor creates distinctive brand identities and websites for ambitious businesses that want to stand out without feeling generic.
Our Work
From launching innovative startups to refreshing established businesses, we craft brands that make an impact
Sapphire
Brand identity and website design for Dublin based BIM company, Sapphire.
The Grounds
Brand refresh and merchandise design for Portarlington’s favourite coffee hut, The Grounds.
Hungry Bull
Brand identity for Athlone’s pizza master, Hungry Bull.
Hiko
Brand identity and website design for Ireland’s fastest man, Hiko Tonosa.
Services
We offer a full range of branding services to help your business stand out out from the competition.
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Our Brand Identity Design service focuses on creating a cohesive visual identity for your business. We believe that a strong brand identity is essential for standing out in today's competitive market.
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Our Website Design service focuses on creating visually appealing and easy-to-use websites that enhance your online presence.
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At Neighbour, we understand the importance of a well-designed logo in creating a strong brand identity. Our expert team combines creativity and strategy to craft logos that leave a lasting impression.
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Our monthly content packages cater to all business sizes, from building your brand to executing full digital strategies. Check out some impressive stats from our recent projects.
We Bring your Brand to Life.
Most businesses don’t struggle because they lack a good product or service. They struggle because their brand doesn’t reflect the quality of what they actually do.
Neighbor is an branding studio creating identity systems, websites and visual worlds that help businesses feel more distinctive, credible and alive.
We work closely with founders who care about originality, trust creative thinking, and want branding that feels considered , not copied from the latest trend.
No bloated process. No generic solutions.Just thoughtful creative work built to give businesses clarity, confidence and presence.
