Restaurants and hotels that feel like themselves.

Cost depends on scope: a single restaurant identity sits lower than a multi-site hotel group rollout. StudioDG scopes strategy, identity, menu and signage together and quotes a fixed project fee after a short discovery call, so there are no surprise add-ons once the project starts.

Most hospitality branding projects run 6 to 10 weeks from kickoff to final assets, depending on how many touchpoints are involved. Studio Digital Group builds a schedule around your opening date, so signage, menus and print are ready before launch, not after.

You get strategy and positioning, visual identity, menu and print design, and signage direction, all designed as one system. StudioDG treats every touchpoint, from the door to the receipt, as part of the same guest experience rather than separate design jobs.

Yes, website design sits inside the same hospitality branding process, not bolted on afterwards. StudioDG carries the identity through to digital so the site, menus and social all read as the same brand from day one, avoiding the usual disconnect between print and web.

Most agencies hand over a logo and leave the rest to a printer. StudioDG designs the identity, menus, signage and site together as one system, and stays involved through opening week to make sure everything ships correctly in the real venue.

No, StudioDG works with independent restaurants, single hotels and food brands as often as multi-site groups. The process scales to the venue: a first restaurant gets the same considered system as a group rollout, sized to fit the budget and timeline.

A logo alone rarely covers a hospitality venue's real needs, like menus, signage and digital consistency. StudioDG can build a full system around an existing mark or start fresh, but the goal is always a brand that holds together across every guest touchpoint.

A clear, considered identity attracts the right guests rather than alienating existing ones; vague branding is what gets forgotten. StudioDG grounds every hospitality project in real positioning work first, so the design choices reflect who the venue is actually for.

Founders opening a new venue, hotel groups refreshing their identity, and creative directors managing multiple sites all commission this work. StudioDG works directly with decision makers rather than through layers of account management, which keeps the process fast and the brand consistent.

Start by filling in the contact form with details about your venue, opening date and current branding, or email hello@studiodigitalgroup.co.uk. Studio Digital Group will set up a short discovery call to scope strategy, identity and signage together, then follow up with a fixed quote and delivery schedule before any design work begins.