Lavish Logo Ideas:
Logo | Description |
|---|---|
| This chair seats a king or queen, or belongs in the lavish house of an important figure. It suits an upmarket furniture brand. Black conveys class and sophistication, while gold hints at luxury. The colors complement each other and the Goudy Bookletter 1911 typeface has plenty of regal appeal. |
| The mandala has an elaborate design that evokes feelings of luxury, lavishness, and boldness. The attention to detail is exquisite. Blue suits a premium brand that customers trust to deliver the best quality, and the Quantico typeface has an angular geometry that mimics the angular pattern lines. |
| Plants arranged in a square pattern shows off your landscaping skills and tells clients that you create gardens the way an artist paints a picture. Yellow-green is an apt color for a landscaper and brings freshness to the logo, while the Lemon typeface appears to be painted by an ornate brush. |
| The baker who made this cupcake took extra measures to ensure it was the most lavish dessert one could make. The hearts adorning the cupcake show care and a personal touch. Red encapsulates the romance of guilty pleasures, and the Luckiest Guy typeface seems to have been squeezed from a piping bag. |
| "Pretentious" is not a word found in the dictionary of the one who painted this vase. This design is an expression of confidence, artfulness, and luxury. The many hues of pink convey emotions that range from playfulness to intelligence, and the Enriqueta typeface teases with its sultry curves. |
| This cupcake can only be described as lavish. The wavy cream topping resembles a glamorous hairstyle fit for a gala event, where these cupcakes are probably served. Cerise is bright, energizing, and eye-catching, while the Forum typeface has sharp lines that match the lavish and luxurious aesthetic. |
| Diamonds are symbols of beauty, opulence, and luxury. The symmetrical lines of the icon hint at design mastery at your jewelry store, while different shades of blue project both creativity and loyalty. The Barlow typeface has a loudness that is attention-grabbing and gives importance to the brand. |
| The icon of a beautiful dress hints at a glamorous occasion where one's finest clothes are worn. The color purple evokes feelings of fantasy and magic that are closely associated with gala nights, while the Playball typeface has linework that flows like the fabric of the sultry garment. |
| Streaking beams of light are the most salient visual elements and they project dynamism, energy, and life. This logo favors the feelings associated with diamonds over the objects themselves. Blue hues evoke trust and loyalty, while the Federo typeface has the plush aesthetic of a luxury brand. |
| This is a designer couch that screams opulence, lavishness, and entertainment. It works as the emblem for a premium furniture brand. Orange injects energy and vibrance in the logo and works to capture the attention, while the stylish Sen typeface would look gorgeous on branding material. |
| The finger that seals the lips seals a secret that lovers tell. This icon suits a beauty and makeup brand with romance and seduction at its foundations. Glossy lipstick and nail polish come to life in this chic purple color, while the Josefin Sans typeface looks great on billboards and magazines. |
| A cup of tea can be lavish depending on the context around its consumption. This particular "cuppa" has an orange color that sees it drenched in golden afternoon sunlight, conjuring images of a sumptuous garden party with a fancy theme. The Pattaya typeface assumes that theme to be "Victorian era." |
| The icon of a vase is artful and expressive, suiting an antique store with an eye for great designs. Pink and green combine to great effect, conveying a chic sophistication as well as a touch of vitality. The Oswald typeface's lack of serifs make the business name friendly and approachable. |
| A scented candle in a stylish holder conveys leisure, relaxation, and lavishness. This suits a candlemaker or accessories store. Gold encapsulates the feelings of luxury and opulence, while the Arvo typeface has serifs in the shape of arrows, acting as a unique brand identifier to customers. |
| The reclining woman in this logo is prioritizing her own wellbeing by living leisurely and lavishly. The minimalist linework is artsy and sophisticated, and the black and pink combination is classy and chic. The Sacramento typeface has flowing lines that mirror the sleek silhouette of the woman. |
| The dark blue Cinzel Decorative typeface stands alone in this logo and draws all the attention to its breathtaking form. It has polished letterforms that exaggerate at their ends, teasing and tempting with every twist. It suits a brand that wants to show off its opulent nature and premium appeal. |
| Mysterious eyes that glance to the side is an image of beauty and intrigue. This is the logo of a lavish beauty brand. Peach matches the color of makeup and blue conveys professionalism and reliability. The Philosopher typeface has stylish linework that follows the curves of the eyebrows. |
| The home that transforms into a paintbrush is a beautiful way of saying, "our painting service transforms ordinary homes into lavish abodes." The teal color conveys idealism and creativity, while the sharp serifs of the Jomolhari typeface elevates the brand's status and gives it prestige. |
| The minimalist linework of the car icon gives it speed, sexiness, and power. It promotes a lavish and luxurious lifestyle enjoyed by the rich and famous. Red embodies love, passion, and intensity, while the Changa typeface has a heaviness that gives the brand importance and respect. |
| Not all logos can hold the stage without any help from icons, but the Chela One typeface shines. It seems to be painted by an artist who deliberately overindulges, using way too much paint to make thick and lavish lettering. They sparkle and dazzle in their gold coating and suit a lavish brand. |
