The best branding agencies in Singapore

Singapore’s studios are small, senior and closely tied to the city’s culture: heritage bakeries, furniture makers, museums and a central bank have all been branded locally. Many also work across Southeast Asia, which makes them useful partners for regional launches. These five are based in Singapore and have identity work you can check.

See the 5 agencies Updated 2026

Quick list

#	Agency	Known for	Best for
1	Foreign Policy Design Group	Culture-led identities and spaces	Hospitality, retail and cultural brands
2	&Larry	Modern refreshes for heritage brands	Long-standing local businesses and institutions
3	Kinetic Singapore	Witty, idea-led identities	Brands that want to be talked about
4	Creativeans	Methodology-driven branding across Asia	SMEs and corporates expanding regionally
5	Studio Dam	Minimalist branding and storytelling	Small premium brands

1. Foreign Policy Design Group

Website: foreignpolicy.design
Location: Singapore
Guides: Hospitality, Food & Beverage
Brand Experience & Environments
Visual Identity Design
Signature project: Gallery & Co. identity (National Gallery Singapore)

Yah-Leng Yu and Arthur Chin founded Foreign Policy in 2007. When the National Gallery Singapore opened its shop and café, Foreign Policy created the Gallery & Co. brand around primary colors and simple shapes: lines, dots, circles, squares and triangles. The studio also branded Figment, a co-living company with furnished boutique homes, rebranded and designed the space for woodworking business Roger&Sons, and branded climbing gym Project Send.

Clients: Gallery & Co., Figment, Roger&Sons, Project Send, Park Bench Deli
How they work: Naming, identity, spatial and editorial design
Budget signal: Mid-market to upper mid-market
Skip if: You need enterprise brand architecture across many markets. Foreign Policy’s strength is concept-led brands.

Last verified 2026

2. &Larry

Website: andlarry.com
Location: Singapore
Guides: Hospitality, Food & Beverage
Brand Experience & Environments
Fintech
Signature project: Bynd Artisan brand identity

Larry Peh founded &Larry in 2005 and was named Designer of the Year at Singapore’s President’s Design Award in 2014. The studio’s identity for Bynd Artisan, a brand from the family behind one of Singapore’s oldest bookbinders, won Design of the Year in 2016. In 2021 the Monetary Authority of Singapore picked &Larry through a tender to lead the re-planning and spatial branding of a floor of its headquarters.

Clients: Bynd Artisan, Monetary Authority of Singapore, Tong Heng, PCF Sparkletots
How they work: Brand strategy, identity, spatial design and copywriting
Budget signal: Mid-market to upper mid-market
Skip if: You want a loud, trend-driven look. &Larry’s style is modern and restrained.

Last verified 2026

3. Kinetic Singapore

Website: kinetic.com.sg
Location: Singapore
Guides: Visual Identity Design
Hospitality, Food & Beverage
Professional Services
Signature project: NTU School of Art, Design and Media digital identity

Kinetic was founded in 2001 by a group that included creative director Pann Lim, and it works out of a shophouse in the city. The studio is known for witty, idea-led work that is comfortable with a bit of humor, from a digital identity for NTU’s School of Art, Design and Media to campaigns for UNIQLO, MINI and Pizza Hut. It also works for government bodies and festivals, including the Singapore Tourism Board and Singapore Design Week.

Clients: NTU School of Art, Design and Media, Singapore Tourism Board, Singapore Design Week, UNIQLO, MINI
How they work: Identity, campaigns and design
Budget signal: Mid-market
Skip if: You want a serious, corporate tone throughout. Kinetic likes to play.

Last verified 2026

4. Creativeans

Website: creativeans.com
Location: Singapore, with studios in Milan and Jakarta
Guides: Professional Services
Brand Architecture
Consumer & DTC
Signature project: FYNXT fintech rebrand

Creativeans has run branding with a clear, step-by-step method since 2012, and works with companies growing across Southeast Asia. Its refresh for fintech software company FYNXT built the logo around a forward-facing X and won bronze at the Indigo Design Awards. The co-founders wrote the book Are You Brand Dead? and the studio teaches branding workshops in the region. It suits small and mid-size companies that want a structured process rather than a purely creative one.

Clients: FYNXT, Tesa, Ritter Sport, Dali Foods, Meiko Tailor
How they work: Brand strategy, identity and design
Budget signal: Mid-market
Skip if: You want an art-led, experimental identity. Creativeans’ approach is methodical.

Last verified 2026

5. Studio Dam

Website: studio-dam.com
Location: Singapore
Guides: Visual Identity Design
Consumer & DTC
Launch Branding
Signature project: The Dog Grocer brand refresh

Studio Dam is a Singapore studio known for minimalist branding and careful storytelling. For The Dog Grocer, a pet food store built around sustainability, it kept the core of the existing logo, wrote the positioning and tone of voice, and moved packaging to FSC paper, soy ink and mono-material plastic. Its other clients include baby brand Hegen and Pinch Bakehouse. The identities are quiet and precise, suited to small brands that want to look premium without visual noise.

Clients: The Dog Grocer, Hegen, Pinch Bakehouse, Caro Patisserie, Simply eSIM
How they work: Identity, packaging and brand storytelling
Budget signal: Mid-market
Skip if: You want a loud, maximalist brand. Studio Dam’s work is minimal.

Last verified 2026

Hiring a branding agency in Singapore

Heritage is a strength.
Many Singapore studios refresh old local brands, from bakeries to bookbinders. That experience helps any company with history to protect.
Think regionally.
If you plan to launch across Southeast Asia, ask how the studio handles different languages and markets.
Brand and space go together.
Several studios here design shops, cafes and offices as well as logos. That’s useful for F&B and retail concepts.