The A-Z of Monogram Logo Designs

Monograms are emblems used to identify and personalize.

And they’re used for more than decorating wedding invitations and your old L.L. Bean backpack. They can be used on everything from stationary, to clothing, to home goods, and when they’re designed well, they can elevate your style and your brand. From the fashion industry to the world of sports, Monogram logos are everywhere.

When designing a monogram logo for your own brand, you want to create an image that illustrates your company’s essence. Using letters and icons you can build a unique visual representation of your company, an image that helps consumers remember who you are and what you have to offer.

When designing your logo, there are a few things you’ll want to keep in mind. Follow our logo design guide to create your ultimate brand logo.

Check out some logo examples and extra design inspiration below. It’s the A-Z of monogram logos:

Well designed monogram logos are iconic. Think Chanel and Louie Vuitton:

A great example of how color can elevate your logo design.

A notable monogram logo that combines letters and imagery to create an iconic brand emblem.

Not exactly a monogram logo, but this logo is a great example of how to use negative space to create design impact.

Monogram logos represent your brand image.

Monogram logos are unique images that personalize your products and possessions.

Make sure that your logo is aesthetically aligned with your overall website design and branding.

An excellent example of a logo that plays with letters and branding.

This easily identifiable Yahoo logo design is simple yet bold.

An artistic typeface option for your logo design.

For more logo options, browse the Envato Elements library.