Posted by Olivia dela Rosa on November 10, 2014
Here are 30 creative examples of brochure designs that will surely inspire you.
If your product or service falls under the print or design category, your visual branding both in digital and in print matters. A lot.
In a digital age where Web presence is the king, your printed materials are probably the underdogs. What most designers don't realize is that while content catches people's attention, it's the printed output that converts them into clients or customers. It's the finished product of a designer's creative process. And as much impact it can make on someone, a design won't count if it goes straight to the trash.
If you've hit a brick wall and can't find further inspiration with your design, here are 30 creative examples of brochures that might help you do the task. We curated a great selection of modern brochures that nailed it in terms of visual storytelling and perfectly captured brand values, what with their creative use of illustrations, typography and photography.
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Brochure design by manualcreative

Snowbordets history by Olesya Kurulyuk

Amazing Brochure design by IKEA

Opera Australia by Interbrand Sydney

Art Berlin Contemporary exhibition flyer by Studio Hausherr

Good Design Manifesto by Minji Cha

Goliath Sportswear by Studio Beige

Mivart Studios by Mytton Williams

Architectural Model Festival brochure concept by Lili Köves

GF Smith Digital Painting

Beija Flor by Osh Grassi

Silo Theatre by Alt Group

Motel photographic studio by She Was Only

Esquire Manual For A Stylish Life by Nick Millington

Torikorttelit by Kokoro & Moi

Adult Swim Comic Con brochure by Joseph Veazey



Community of Leaders by Hyperakt


Piano Annual Programme by Sara Westermann

Home by KentLyons

CC Koksijde by Skinn Branding Agency

Fruita Blanch by Atipus

Pomme Chan by Made by Six


LA | Music Fest III by Dolores Oliver

Nottingham Trent University Art & Design Department prospectus by Un.titled

Lake Shore by John Owens

Amazing Brochure Design for Google

Tipografia San Martino by Kalimera

Writing the Berlin Way by Weiss Heiten
There are a lot of designs that you can take inspiration from and you can take note of the design elements used on each design that you can reinvent as your own. What really matters is that you as a designer understand the message that you are trying to convey with each color, shape and letter that you strategically place on your printed design. Just remember, if in doubt, make use of white space.
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