About the Studio
Royal Graphics began in 2011 in a shared studio in Connaught Place — one designer, one printer contact, and a stubborn refusal to take on more than could be done well. Fourteen years on, that instinct hasn't changed. We're a small senior team, we don't run advertising, and almost every client comes through someone we've worked with before.
We're a full-service studio only in the sense that a brand today lives everywhere at once — on a business card, a homepage, a package on a shelf. Doing all three under one roof means they look like they came from the same place. Which they did.
We take on roughly 30 projects a year. We turn down more than we accept, and we're transparent about why.
The best mark on the page is often the one we chose not to make. We spend our boldness in one place per project, and keep everything around it quiet.
We don't rush drafts to hit a Friday. Good work takes the time it takes, and clients who care about the outcome tend to value that.
We tell you what we think — about the brief, the direction, and the budget. If a project isn't right for us, we'll say so and often introduce you to someone better placed.
The kerning on a receipt matters. The paper stock on a business card matters. We build brands where the smallest details reward a second look.
No account managers, no juniors handling briefs alone. Whoever leads your project has been doing this for at least a decade.
Started the studio in 2011. Leads brand strategy and creative direction on every project.
Twelve years in visual identity and editorial. Runs the design floor and quietly refuses to ship anything half-done.
Writes the code for every site we ship. Believes in fewer dependencies, hand-crafted animations, and 100 Lighthouse scores.
Manages every press check personally. Knows every paper mill and foil supplier in North India by first name.