Brochures are effective tools in promoting your business to your potential clients. They are conventional but they are easy to keep and can be a point of reference in the future.
If you want to get noticed, be catchy. If you want a call of action, be clear and direct. These are the simple things to keep in mind when designing a brochure. Remember, your message should always be clearly stated in your designs. A balance of text and illustrations can make a mark on your next potential client and make that. Here are 20 examples of brochure designs that can inspire your design.
Anchure Brochure
Rhythm Kitchen Brochure
Simplicity Works
Rebrand Brochure
Nutcracker
Silencio
North Star Fund
UPrinting
H.C. Westermann
Pershing Calendar
Walsh and Jenkins
Energo-Holding brochure
Bloomberg Art Installations
Real Estate Solutions
Heavenly Creatures
Fabriquem Emocions
Brochure Aristoteles
Catalin Botezatu
Contemporary Slovenian Writers
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A very nice inspiration for new designs in photoshop, thanks for sharing.
Nice work. Heavenly Creatures is good.
As a logo represents a company’s image so does brochure designs. That is why big brands spend millions sometimes on logos, brochures and print designs.
Nice post!