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Stylo Design is a London-based brand, design and digital consultancy. You can reach the studio by email at [email protected], visit in person at 1 Alfred Place, London WC1E 7EB, or use the contact page on stylodesign.co.uk. The studio also maintains an active presence on Instagram, Pinterest, Twitter and Behance.
Contact Details at a Glance
| Channel | Detail |
|---|---|
| [email protected] | |
| Studio address | 1 Alfred Place, London WC1E 7EB |
| Website contact page | Available via the "Contact" link in the site navigation |
| Social | Instagram, Pinterest, Twitter, Behance |
How to Get in Touch
By email
Send your enquiry to [email protected]. This is the address listed on the studio's own site, so it is the most direct route for project briefs, collaboration requests or general questions.
Through the website
The site navigation includes a Contact link alongside Projects and About. Use it if you prefer a form-based enquiry rather than email.
In person or by post
The studio is located at 1 Alfred Place, London WC1E 7EB. This is the address published on the site — useful if you need to send physical materials or arrange a meeting in central London.
Social channels
Stylo Design lists Instagram, Pinterest, Twitter and Behance. These are best treated as portfolio and update channels rather than primary contact routes; for anything requiring a reply, email is the safer choice.
What to Include in Your Enquiry
Because Stylo Design specialises in brand identities and their application across media — with a particular focus on digital — a useful first message typically covers:
- What you need: a new brand identity, a refresh, or digital application work
- Context: your organisation, sector and timeline
- Scope signals: how many touchpoints (logo, website, campaign assets) you expect
- Budget range, if you have one, so the studio can judge fit early
Before You Reach Out
- Check the Projects section of the site first — it shows recent work, including Ridley Scott Associates, and helps you judge whether the studio's style matches your brief.
- If your question is about availability, fees or process, note that the published site does not list pricing or booking details, so these need to be asked directly.
- For press or recruitment enquiries, the general email address is still the starting point unless a specific contact is published elsewhere.