Where to See Stylo Design's Portfolio and Past Work

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Stylo Design's portfolio is reachable from two places: the Latest Work section on stylodesign.co.uk, and its Behance profile, which is linked from the site footer. The site itself shows a limited selection — the visible excerpt names one project, Ridley Scott Associates — so if you want a broader sense of range before getting in touch, Behance is the more practical starting point.

What the website shows

Stylo Design describes itself as a London-based brand, design and digital consultancy, working on brand identities and their application across media, with a stated specialism in digital. The site's own portfolio presentation is deliberately sparse:

  • A Latest Work section, introduced with a "Scroll for more" prompt
  • At least one named case: Ridley Scott Associates
  • A short prompt inviting visitors to look at the work or get in touch

That means the homepage functions more as a front door than a browsable archive. You can see that client work exists and who one of the clients is, but you cannot judge the depth of the portfolio from the site alone.

Using Behance for a fuller picture

Behance is linked in the site footer alongside Instagram, Pinterest and Twitter. For a design consultancy, Behance is usually where the more complete project write-ups live — process, iterations, and final applications across print and screen. If your goal is to assess style and experience, work through Behance first, then return to the site to confirm positioning and contact details.

What to look for when browsing

Match your own brief against what you find rather than just counting projects:

If you need Check for
A full brand identity Logo systems, type and colour decisions, brand guidelines
Digital application Website or product screens, responsive layouts, motion
Cross-media consistency The same identity shown in print, packaging, or environment
Relevant sector experience Clients comparable in size or industry to yours

The Ridley Scott Associates project is a useful reference point because it indicates work with an established media name — worth examining if your project sits in a similar territory.

Browsing before you make contact

You do not need to enquire to see the work; both the site and Behance are open to browse. A sensible sequence:

  1. Open stylodesign.co.uk and scroll through Latest Work to see the current selection.
  2. Follow the Behance link in the footer for fuller case studies.
  3. Note two or three projects closest to your needs and what specifically appeals about them.
  4. Only then reach out, referencing those projects — this makes the first conversation far more productive.

Getting in touch

Contact details are published directly on the site: [email protected], with a studio address at 1 Alfred Place, London WC1E 7EB. Social profiles on Instagram, Pinterest, Twitter and Behance are also listed in the footer and are worth a look for recent, less formal output.

The site does not publish pricing, service packages, or a stated minimum project size, so those questions are best raised directly rather than inferred from the portfolio.