Arabic Brand Identity
Studio for the Middle East
Nihad Taisir Studio creates Arabic and bilingual brand identities for organisations working across the Middle East. From the first letterform to the finished publication, every project is led by Nihad Taisir.
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Abou Rony
Arabic and Latin identity for a restaurant.
Haroof
An Arabic-first identity for a fashion label.
Al Saada
A refreshed identity across Arabic and Latin.
Ticket-Mart.com
Bilingual branding for a GCC ticketing platform.
Editorial & Book Design
Typography and page systems for long-form reading.
Arabic Calligraphy
Letterforms for brands and cultural identities.
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Specialized Services
for Arabic Branding
Build a new identity, bring an existing brand into Arabic, or give a publication a clear visual structure.
Arabic Brand Identity
Logos, typography, colour and guidelines developed together for Arabic-first and bilingual brands.
See Al Saada
Arabic Brand Localization
Arabic lettering and layouts that carry the character of an existing brand across languages.
See Pickl
Editorial & Book Design
Readable Arabic and bilingual books, reports and publications, from page structure to production files.
Explore Editorial WorkAlso available: graphic design systems, custom Arabic calligraphy and creative direction consulting.
Explore All ServicesWhy Nihad Taisir Studio
Arabic is part of how a brand is built, not a layer added at the end.
About the StudioArabic in context
Language, typography and cultural context inform the design from the outset, so the identity belongs in the markets where it will be used.
Direct creative leadership
Nihad Taisir leads every project. A limited project roster keeps the work focused, with direct access to the person responsible for its creative direction.
One bilingual identity
Arabic and Latin lettering, layouts and applications are designed as a connected system, with clear rules for the teams who use it.
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Tell us what you are building, where it will be used, and which languages it needs to support.