Delightful Logo Ideas:
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Edit | This pretty logo combines a bright green rising sun with an orchid sepal, creating an icon that looks like a literal sunflower. Perfect for a brand with a sunshiny aesthetic or one that inspires hope, the thick lines and slightly squashed look of the Lato typeface has a modern appeal. |
Edit | How can we make a shining star even more delightful? By dipping it in polka dots! This creative logo uses asymmetry to make it seem as though the golden star is moving — great for energetic brands. In earthy brown, the Atma typeface has a lopsided quality that gives the logo a more authentic feel. |
Edit | This natural logo, comprising of a delicate flower and leaf motifs, is a fitting choice for a botanical beauty brand. The green and pink color scheme enhances the earthy theme, while the pleasing symmetry of the logo suggests balance and harmony. The Ramaraja typeface creates a bold, timeless look. |
Edit | This minimalistic logo, with its light sea green color and spotted icon, is unique and recognizable. The bubbles on the icon suggest a fizzy bath bomb or a sherbert-centered lollipop, making it great for a beauty or candy brand. The curved terminals of the Laila typeface complement the rounded icon. |
Edit | A rare black diamond inside a flower with pointed petals creates a delightful yet powerful combination. White and black against a pink background produces a distinct premium feel, great for a variety of high-end brands. The Lusitana typeface's gentle serifs are both trendy and timeless. |
Edit | The gently curved lines of this icon create a pretty logo that's well suited to a bath and body, skincare, or makeup brand. The light sea green color suggests natural or organic products, while the Forum typeface's fine lines echo the gentleness of a butterfly. Looks great in a number of colors. |
Edit | Three pink jumping figures, floating stars, and yellow bumping cars create a logo that captures all the childlike wonder of an amusement park. The eye-catching color scheme works well on branded items, while the Alatsi typeface, with its sharp edges, hints at precision and professionalism. |
Edit | This animated icon's serene facade inspires blissful feelings. Wispy clouds pair well with a white crescent moon. The classic Cormorant Unicase typeface is striking in simple white against a blue, summer sky background. The sleepy smiling face makes it great for a kids' bath or sleepwear brand. |
Edit | Day meets night in this unique icon, where the evening sky shines as brightly as the sun. Warm shades of orange and red are colors that work wonderfully for an upbeat, creative company. The understated Autour One typeface is neat, and the red color letterforms pop against the yellow icon. |
Edit | The geometric angles used are reminiscent of laser-cut diamonds — great for a jewelry brand. The pretty purple sky color palette symbolizes magic, creativity, and nature, while the Marmelad typeface is a modern choice with its structured terminals. It works well for any brand selling pretty items. |
Edit | This island-style icon, with its palm tree, waterslide, and swim tube, gives off delicious summer vibes. The refreshing light sea green color hints at Caribbean seas, creating a perfect icon for a travel agency specializing in tropical holidays. The Oswald typeface is sleek and structured. |
Edit | Orange, white, and black is a winning combination for a whimsical beauty brand. The icon with a planet-themed bath bomb and tiny stars may be indicative of an innovative bath brand that promises relaxation and escape. The Cinzel Decorative typeface, with its stylish letters, is sleek and elegant. |
Edit | This simple icon gives off lovely carnival vibes. The big top inside the oval is instantly recognizable and would pop in any color, but turquoise works great as it inspires trust and relaxation. The PoetsenOne typeface's broad letterforms are modern and bound to resonate with younger audiences. |
Edit | A green water drop nestled between three pink leaves creates a logo that suggests comfort can be found in nature. The green and pink combination is a familiar one often seen in flowers, making this lovely for a botanical brand. The Lusitana typeface, with its bold letterforms, is highly readable. |
Edit | This spirited logo's shade of purple inspires creativity. The icon — a moon suspended from a coat hanger against a bed of stars — suggests magic can be found in the most ordinary places, even a closet. The DM Serif Text typeface, with its thick, curved letters, gives the logo a touch of elegance. |
Edit | Dark purple and orange peel form a vibrant color scheme that hints at magic, freedom, and sunshine — great for a carnival act or a circus. The pavilion with its opening at the center creates an inviting atmosphere, fitting for a down-to-earth brand. The Calistoga typeface is cheerful and alluring. |
Edit | A black background is seldom considered "delightful," but it creates a pleasing effect when paired with pastel pink. A diamond wearing a crown lets customers know this brand is top in their industry, while the Federo typeface is modern, readable, and practical without compromising on its beauty. |
Edit | This simple logo in dark red will bring back memories of snowy Christmas evenings huddled around the fire. The icon closely resembles a snow globe, making it ideal for a snow globe company or a novelty shop. The slightly blurred letterforms of the Averia Serif Libre typeface create a rustic look. |
Edit | Neon green meets pastel purple in this logo for a sweet nail boutique or brand. The nail designs seem somewhat reminiscent of Easter egg paint, which will likely trigger fond childhood memories in your audience. The fine lines of the Frank Ruhl Libre typeface echo the intricate nail design theme. |
Edit | This smiling dinosaur in brilliant rose makes an excellent, approachable mascot for a variety of kids' brands. It would work perfectly as the logo for a production company focused on kids' shows. The minimalistic design combined with the playful Original Surfer typeface is a memorable pairing. |