Parisa Golchoubian

I run a self-led design studio where I work directly with clients on branding, visual identity and creative direction. It’s a deliberately hands-on way of working—I’m involved in everything from the initial idea through to the final outcome.

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Most of my projects start with understanding. Before designing anything, I want to know what something stands for, who it’s for, and how it should feel. From there, I translate that into a visual language—whether that’s a full brand identity, a logo system or a broader creative direction.

I offer a range of services through my studio, including brand identity design, typography direction, visual systems and creative strategy. Each project is different, which is part of what keeps the work interesting.

Alongside client work, I also use the studio as a space to explore my own ideas. Personal projects give me the freedom to experiment, take risks and develop my creative voice without constraints—and that always feeds back into the work I do professionally.

I’ve chosen to keep my studio independent rather than scaling into a large agency. It means the process stays collaborative, direct and focused. Clients work with me, not through layers of people, which makes a real difference to the outcome.