Graphic design · standalone or in every partnership

Anything you need designed. (Yes, anything.)

Graphic design at Wonder Works is exactly what it sounds like: menus, posters, packaging, labels, decks, signage, brochures, social templates, ads, merch, designed properly, on-brand, by the same hands behind our brand systems. Available standalone or as part of every partnership, and you'll always know the price before we start.

Print & digitalPriced before we startIn every partnership
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The scope

The everything list.

  • Menus
  • Posters
  • Packaging
  • Labels
  • Signage
  • Decks & presentations
  • Brochures
  • Flyers
  • Business cards
  • Social templates
  • Ad creatives
  • Email graphics
  • Event materials
  • Merch & apparel
  • Stickers (obviously)
  • Loyalty cards
  • Table talkers
  • Window vinyl
  • Price lists
  • Proposals

From menu design and packaging design to posters, signage and social templates, every piece is designed in-house by Neli, for businesses in Bulgaria, the UK and the US.

If it carries your name, it carries your brand. We design it like it matters, because it does.

Why it matters

Does a menu really need a designer?

More than almost anything else you own. A menu is a pricing tool wearing a costume, where the eye lands, what looks premium, what sells. The same goes for every piece: the poster is your busiest salesperson, the packaging is your unboxing moment, the deck is your pitch before you speak. "It's just a flyer" is how brands die one asset at a time. Your brand is only as strong as its worst-looking piece.

One designer

One designer. Not a queue.

Every piece is designed by Neli, the designer behind every brand system in our portfolio. No ticket numbers, no junior handoffs, no "the team will get back to you." The same eye that built your brand keeps every piece of it consistent, from the wax seal to the window vinyl.

Nostalgic bread poster designed for Kato Edno Vreme bakery, SofiaSunday Sessions gig poster for saxophonist Kevin Goodall at The Brasserie at Darleys, DerbyDelegate lanyard designed for Sofia Hair Summit 2026

How it works

Three steps. That's the whole process.

Tell us what you need

A menu, a deck, a label, a campaign. Send the brief however it comes out, voice note counts.

Price before we start

Scoped and agreed up front, every time. Partnership clients: it's part of the monthly flow, just send it over.

Designed, revised, delivered

Print-ready files, digital-ready formats, correct everywhere. You handle the printing; we prep everything the printer needs.

Proof

The same hands that built these.

Darleys menus & collateral

Foil-blocked menu covers, wax seals, coasters, a full print system.

Fire-led social dining menu we designed for The Brasserie at Darleys, Derby

Като Едно Време packaging & signage

Bakery packaging, labels and signage with nostalgia baked in.

Product label for Vita banitsa designed for Kato Edno Vreme bakery, Sofia

Sofia Hair Summit event materials

Tickets, badges, stage graphics, an event dressed head to toe.

Ticket design for Sofia Hair Summit 2026, one of five tiers, designed by Wonder Works

Straight answers

The things people ask us first.

What do you charge for graphic design?

Per piece or per project, quoted before we start, no hourly meters running. Partnership clients have design included in their monthly fee; they just send what they need.

How fast can you turn things around?

Simple pieces in days, bigger projects scoped honestly up front. Partnership clients jump the queue, there isn't one, but you know what we mean.

Do you handle printing?

We prepare everything print-ready, bleeds, colour profiles, the boring stuff that makes printers happy, and you print wherever suits you. We'll recommend printers if you want.

We don't have a brand yet. Can you still design for us?

We can, but honestly: a menu designed without a brand system is a guess. If you don't have foundations, start with branding (€300-€800, 10 days) and every piece after that gets easier and cheaper.

What file formats do we get?

Everything you'll ever be asked for: print PDFs, editable sources where agreed, web-ready images, and correctly-sized versions for wherever the piece lives.

Send us the thing.