Whether you’re a jewelry brand, wellness spa, cosmetics, or granite business, an intricate and beautiful ornament logo is exactly what you need to showcase the level of craftsmanship and artistry that goes into your business.
Want to add the same touch of elegance to your brand as well? In this article, we’ve curated a list of beautiful ornament logo design concepts that will surely inspire you. Some of these templates can be easily customized through our logo maker tool. But if you want to design one on your own, we got you covered! We also shared some tips below on what to remember when creating one from scratch.
Curious? Let’s get into it!
How To Design An Ornament Logo
Ornamentation is defined as the decoration that is used to embellish an object, artwork, or building.
It has its roots in architecture. You can see it in the scrollworks in Ionic capitals, in the running dog pattern from Roman buildings, on anthemion petals on ancient Greek moldings, to the strapworks found in Islamic metalworks.
Ornamentation began as a luxury. The more embellished your building was, the richer you were. This is why logo designers use ornaments in logos to signify luxury and glamor.
However, it’s not limited to just portraying sophistication. An example is Mandala art, which is a symbol of peace and spirituality. Another is tessellation, which can be used to signify symmetry and precision.
As you can see, this decorative logo type is incredibly versatile and can fit various industries. Want to use one for your business? Here’s how you can design one:
Define your brand identity
The first step towards creating any logo is to know your brand identity. Do you want to be seen as elegant and sophisticated? High-class and luxurious? Or artistic and creative? And so on.
By clearly defining what image you want to portray to your audience, you’ll be able to make informed decisions on how to design your logo. You’ll be able to choose the right design style and pick the right ornament or embellishment to use.
Use ornate elements
Ornament logos are known for their intricate and artistic details. Use filigree, vines, flowers, swirls, fractals, tiling, or other decorative elements that will fit your brand’s personality.
Pick the right color and font
The right colors and typography will also enhance your final look.
For example, colors like gold or silver will emphasize that luxurious feeling. While going for a bold color palette can make you look more modern. Make sure you choose colors that work together to achieve harmonious coloring in your design.
Choose a font that will complement your ornate elements as well. Cursive logos will work great paired with swirls, while a simple sans-serif font will be a better match for a colorful and busy geometric pattern.
Ornament Logo Design Examples
Want to get more inspiration? Take a look at our examples below. We divided them into three categories:
Intricate Pattern Logos
Want to add a touch of sophistication to your brand? Go for classic ornamentations like filigree and scrollwork. These flowy and curved patterns can be used as a border or frame for your business name.
These designs give off a sense of luxury and glamor. Browse our samples here:
Flower Ornament by Jon Howell
Infinity ornament by Shota Gochitashvili
ornament by Speeding
ornament by Saeed
Flourishing round ornament by Dmitry Mayer
Ornament by ZAKY AMIRUNA ACHMAD
Floral ornament by Andrii Kovalchuk????
Intricate by Andrii Mazurok
Flower Ornament by Mikylangela | Logo Designer
Georgian Ornament by Nanka Baghaturia
pattern by Speeding
Georgian Ornament by Nanka Baghaturi
Intricate Mandala Textile by eyed
Intricate Meditation Art by eyed
Intricate Hexagon Decor by CreativePixels
Golden Curvy Pattern by MDS
Herbal Leaf Pattern by town
Intricate Gradient Mandala by Bryan
Intricate Flower Ornament by CreativePixels
Intricate Nature Ornament by MDS
Intricate Star Company by CreativePixels
Luxury Intricate Pattern by CreativePixels
Orange Intricate Hexagon Pattern by royallogo
Golden Flower Pattern by royallogo
Floral Pattern Logos
Flowers, vines, leaves, and tree roots are also commonly seen in ornament logos. These are great if you want your brand to look delicate and soft, or if you want to portray a natural and organic image to your customers.
Moroccan Tile Pattern by eyed
Leaf Flower Pattern by Alexxx
Spring Flower Pattern by J-lao
Flower Petal Pattern by royallogo
Yellow Floral Pattern by shen02
Floral Bohemian Pattern by shen02
Star Floral Pattern by SimplePixelSL
Square Floral Pattern by royallogo
Magenta Floral Pattern by MDS
Crown People Charity by town
Geometric Pattern Logos
Looking for something modern? You can also try geometric logos filled with angular shapes, chevrons, or zigzag lines. Intricate mandalas and tessellations also fall under this category.
Scroll down to see our samples:
Intricate M logo design by Martín Penta
pattern by Suttlefish_design
A by Kitchen Sink Creative
Logo Design for Ghozali Family by Yefta Soteros Yusak for Kreatif Ninja Official
Sithroo_Logo by EDIFÉ
H&H Monogram Letter Logo Design by Faikar | Logo Designer
Line Art Logo by heru maulana
Star by José
Minimalist Geometric Tech Pattern by JerwinDC
Floral Tile Pattern by mareena
Elegant Floral Tile Pattern by azus
Design Studio Geometric Pattern by CreativePixels
Geometric Colorful Pattern by eyed
Geometric Hexagon Pattern by Bryan
Geometric Pattern Company by DanikBrt
Geometric Tile Pattern by azus
Create Your Ornament Logo Today!
Ornament logos convey a sense of beauty, timelessness, and high artistry and craftsmanship. Whether you go for a subtle embellishment or go all out on an intricate crest, an ornament logo can surely make you stand out.
Need help in creating one? You can hire a designer here at DesignCrowd or check out our easy-to-use AI logo generator tool in BrandCrowd.
Once you’re done, you can also flaunt your beautiful new logo on your business cards or email signature.
We hope the article above has helped you. Till next time!
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Written by DesignCrowd on Monday, December 11, 2023
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