Pro Silva Ireland is a registered all-island charity founded in 2000 to advocate for and educate on continuous cover forestry (CCF). With membership spanning both the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland, and as part of the wider Pro Silva Europe network, the organisation works with forest owners, foresters, and policymakers across Ireland to promote a more sustainable, nature-aligned approach to forest management.
In 2026, Designwest — a brochure design agency and publication design studio based in County Mayo with a studio in Dublin — designed and produced a series of ten quick-guide booklets for Pro Silva Ireland. The series was supported by the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM) and covers the full breadth of CCF practice in Ireland, from introductory overviews for landowners through to detailed technical guidance for qualified foresters and harvest operators.
This is one of the more substantial brochure design and booklet design projects the Designwest team has delivered in recent years: a unified ten-title publication series, produced to a professional print standard, under the creative direction of Declan Foley, Creative Director of Designwest.
The Brief for This Brochure Design and Booklet Design Project
Pro Silva Ireland needed a cohesive series of pocket-sized educational guides — practical enough for use in the field by working foresters, accessible enough for a landowner with limited forestry knowledge, and professional enough to represent both the organisation and the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine.
The ten titles in the series cover the following topics: What is CCF?, Benefits of CCF, CCF and Biodiversity, CCF Forests for Water, Understanding CCF Transformation, Tree Selection and Marking in CCF, Enrichment Planting in CCF, Light Forest Operations, Guidelines for CCF Harvest Operations, and Supports for CCF.
The booklet design brief required a consistent visual language across all ten titles. Each booklet needed to carry its series number, its individual title, and the Pro Silva Ireland branding clearly, while remaining visually distinct enough to function as a standalone publication on any one of those ten subjects.
This kind of multi-title brochure design and booklet design commission demands a different approach from designing a single publication. Designwest developed a master design system at the outset, covering cover architecture, typographic hierarchy, colour application, and interior layout grid, before applying it consistently across the full series.
Design Approach — Brochure Design and Booklet Design in Ireland
Format and Structure
Each booklet in the Pro Silva Ireland series follows a compact portrait format suited to print runs intended for distribution at forestry events, through registered foresters and Teagasc advisory networks, and at DAFM-associated venues. The format is generous enough to breathe visually without tipping into the territory of a full brochure.
The interior layout architecture is consistent across all ten titles. Each booklet carries a strong cover with the series number, booklet title, and Pro Silva Ireland branding. Interior spreads use clear heading hierarchy, callout boxes for key messages and definitions, tables for technical and financial data, and a standardised back page with the full series listing, photo credits, DAFM acknowledgement, and Pro Silva Ireland contact information.
This structural consistency is a deliberate design decision. When a brochure series runs to ten titles covering material as varied as tree root biology, financial grant rates, and biodiversity monitoring protocols, the architecture has to carry the reader without requiring them to reorient with each new booklet. Good brochure design template thinking does that work quietly in the background.
Colour System
The colour system across the series is anchored in deep forest greens, with each booklet given a secondary accent that differentiates it from its siblings while maintaining family coherence as a brochure series.
The primary cover colour for most titles sits in a deep teal-to-forest green range, authoritative and grounded in the subject matter without resorting to the obvious. Booklet 07 (Enrichment Planting) uses a deeper olive green, giving it a warmer, earthier tone appropriate to its subject. Booklet 08 (Light Forest Operations) deploys a vivid mid-green across the cover, the most overtly active of the palette, fitting for a booklet focused on practical hands-on silvicultural interventions.
The secondary palette used for callout boxes, table headers, and highlight panels draws from muted sage, warm cream, and light sand tones. These provide visual relief against denser body copy sections and make the more data-heavy material — grant rate tables, species light tolerance rankings, technical checklists — navigable for the non-specialist reader. Good brochure design in Ireland for environmental and public sector clients depends heavily on getting this balance right.
Throughout the series, contrast levels are managed carefully. White body copy on deep green backgrounds is used only in short callout passages where it can carry the weight without fatiguing the reader. The majority of body text runs dark on light, ensuring readability for the technical content that makes up the core of each booklet in this brochure design series.
Typography
The typographic approach across this booklet design series is built on clarity above all else. Section headings use a bold, condensed display face with a slightly irregular texture that references hand-painted lettering without losing legibility. This face appears on covers and major interior headings at large sizes, giving each booklet its distinct visual character while remaining consistent across the series.
Body copy is set in a clean humanist sans-serif at a comfortable reading size, well-leaded to handle the density of technical content. The display face carries energy and identity; the body face carries information without friction. Caption text, table labels, and supporting material use a lighter weight of the body face, creating clear typographic hierarchy without decorative intervention.
For a brochure design project serving both specialist and non-specialist audiences, this typographic approach is precisely right: authoritative without being impenetrable, readable without being informal.
Cover Composition — The Brochure Design System
The cover design system uses a consistent overlapping circular motif: two circular image crops of different sizes, offset and overlapping, set against a flat coloured background. A supersized ghost numeral sits behind the circle arrangement, anchoring the cover structure and communicating the booklet’s position in the series at a glance.
This is a well-resolved compositional device for a brochure series of this scale. The overlapping circles create visual interest without complexity. The ghost numerals give each cover a strong identity marker. In any physical display setting — a conference table, a forester’s office, a Teagasc advisory centre — this brochure series reads immediately as a set.
Photography across all ten booklets is high quality, drawn primarily from Aidona Photography and Crannóg Media, along with individual contributors. The circular crop treatment unifies diverse source material without flattening it — one of the quieter design achievements of this booklet design project.
What Was Delivered — Brochure and Booklet Design Scope
The series comprises ten booklets ranging from 8 to 16 pages each, totalling well over 100 pages of designed content across the full set. The scope of this brochure design and booklet design project includes the following.
A full cover design system with the circular motif, ghost numerals, and series typography applied consistently across all ten titles. Interior layouts for each booklet, including varied content treatments for continuous prose, technical bullet lists, callout boxes, comparison tables, illustrated diagrams, and multi-column scientific reference material.
The Irish Tree Marking Standard diagram, a visual key showing the eight paint mark categories used in CCF harvesting, appears as a designed infographic element in both the Tree Selection and Marking in CCF booklet and the Guidelines for CCF Harvest Operations booklet. This required clear, precise iconographic treatment in a two-column grid, with consistent visual weight across all mark types. It is technical diagram design in service of a directly operational purpose.
Species light tolerance tables, basal area reference notes, ecological indicator checklists, and grant rate tables were all typeset and formatted to remain readable and accurate across print formats. Financial data, including grant rates, annual premium amounts, and scheme durations under DAFM’s Forestry Programme 2023-2027, is presented in clear scannable table structures with appropriate header differentiation.
The transformation stages diagram in booklet 05 (Understanding CCF Transformation) is a considered piece of illustrated design: four stages of forest development from even-aged plantation through to mature CCF forest, rendered as botanical-style illustrations that communicate structural change over time without requiring a forestry qualification to interpret. Producing supporting illustration of this kind within a brochure design and booklet design project adds significant communicative value for the non-specialist reader.
Design Rationale — Brochure Design for a Mixed Audience in Ireland
There is a specific challenge in designing brochures and booklets for an organisation like Pro Silva Ireland. The audience for this series spans private forest owners who may have inherited a plantation with limited forestry knowledge, through to qualified foresters, ecologists, and DAFM officials. The material ranges from introductory — what is CCF, what are its benefits — to highly technical, including crown thinning methodology, rack infrastructure planning, and deer management protocols.
The brochure design has to serve both ends of that spectrum simultaneously. A forest owner picking up the Supports for CCF booklet needs to find the grant rate for FT10 at a glance. A registered forester reading the Tree Selection and Marking booklet needs the Irish Tree Marking Standard diagram to be precise and unambiguous. Getting that balance right is what professional publication design and brochure design in Ireland means in practice.
The solution is format discipline. The consistent template, clear heading hierarchy, and restrained colour system mean that neither reader is patronised or lost. The booklets look authoritative without being intimidating. They are practical without being visually dull. Declan Foley, Creative Director of Designwest, oversaw this design direction across the full series to ensure both the visual consistency and the functional clarity that a project of this scope requires.
The connection to the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine is handled carefully throughout. The DAFM harp and bilingual departmental name appear on relevant pages without dominating the design. The Pro Silva Ireland brand and the series visual identity lead; the governmental imprimatur supports without overriding.
Designwest: Brochure Design and Booklet Design Across Ireland
This Pro Silva Ireland series is a strong example of Designwest’s capability in multi-title brochure design and publication design in Ireland, coordinating a consistent visual identity across a large body of editorial content while ensuring each individual piece performs its specific communication function.
Brochure design and booklet design at this scale demands more than a single layout template. It requires an understanding of how information hierarchy changes between a seven-page introductory guide and a fifteen-page technical manual, how to handle varied source material including scientific diagrams, field photography, and government data tables within a single coherent visual system, and how to produce ten titles that read as a brochure series without becoming identical. The full brochure design portfolio at designwest.ie/brochure-design/ shows the range of editorial and publication work the agency delivers for clients across Mayo, Dublin, and nationwide.
Whether the client is a registered charity supported by DAFM in County Mayo or a state agency managing a national transport strategy in Dublin, the brochure design process at Designwest begins in the same place: understanding what the reader needs and building every design decision around that.
Frequently Asked Questions: Brochure Design and Booklet Design in Ireland
What is booklet design?
Booklet design is the process of creating a short, self-contained printed publication, typically between 8 and 48 pages, that presents information in a structured, visually clear format. Booklets are widely used for educational guides, training materials, public information publications, and organisational reports. Designwest has produced booklet design for clients across Ireland, from County Mayo to Dublin.
What is brochure design?
Brochure design covers the design and layout of printed promotional or informational materials, ranging from single folded sheets through to multi-page booklets and saddle-stitched publications. Designwest provides professional brochure design services across Ireland, with studios in Mayo and Dublin.
What is the difference between a booklet and a brochure?
A brochure is typically a single folded sheet, often a trifold or bifold, designed to communicate a summary message quickly. A booklet is a multi-page publication, saddle-stitched or perfect-bound, that carries more detailed content across a structured sequence of sections. Both are core services offered by Designwest across Ireland.
What is publication design?
Publication design is the discipline of laying out multi-page printed or digital documents, including books, reports, magazines, annual reports, and booklet series. It encompasses page architecture, typographic hierarchy, image handling, colour systems, and print specification. Designwest offers publication design services to clients across Mayo, Dublin, and nationwide.
Can Designwest design a series of booklets as a unified collection?
Yes. The Pro Silva Ireland brochure series is a direct example of this. Designwest designed and produced all ten titles in the Quick Guide to Continuous Cover Forestry Practice series, maintaining a consistent visual identity across the full collection while allowing each booklet to function as a standalone publication.
How many pages can a booklet have?
Booklets are most commonly produced in multiples of four pages, as this aligns with standard print sheet imposition. Short guides typically run from 8 to 24 pages. More detailed educational or technical booklets may run to 32 or 48 pages. The Pro Silva Ireland booklets in this brochure design series range from 8 to 16 pages depending on content complexity.
What printing method is used for booklets?
Most short-run booklets are saddle-stitched, stapled through the spine, which is cost-effective and appropriate for booklets up to approximately 64 pages. Longer publications may use perfect binding or spiral binding depending on durability requirements. Designwest manages print specification and print buying for brochure and booklet clients across Ireland.
What file formats does Designwest supply for print-ready brochure design?
Designwest supplies print-ready PDFs to the specifications required by the print supplier, including correct bleed, trim marks, colour profile, and image resolution. For offset printing, this is typically CMYK PDF/X-1a or PDF/X-4.
Does Designwest handle print management as well as brochure design?
Designwest works with a network of Irish and European print suppliers and can manage the print buying process on behalf of clients, advising on paper stock, print run, binding, and delivery. This end-to-end service is available to brochure design and booklet design clients across Ireland.
What paper stock is suitable for booklets?
For educational and information booklets, 130gsm or 150gsm coated stock is commonly used for interior pages, with a heavier 250-300gsm laminated cover. Uncoated stocks give a more tactile, premium feel and are often preferred for charitable and environmental publications such as the Pro Silva Ireland brochure series.
Can Designwest design bilingual booklets in Irish and English?
Yes. Designwest has experience designing bilingual publications for Irish government departments and state agencies. Bilingual brochure design requires additional layout consideration for text expansion and typographic hierarchy, and Designwest manages this as part of the standard design process.
What is CCF and why does Pro Silva Ireland produce these booklets?
CCF stands for Continuous Cover Forestry, an approach to forest management that maintains permanent forest cover without clear-felling. Pro Silva Ireland produces the Quick Guide series to educate forest owners and foresters across Ireland on CCF practice. Designwest provided the brochure design and booklet design for all ten titles in the series.
Who is Pro Silva Ireland?
Pro Silva Ireland is a registered all-island charity founded in 2000 to advocate for and educate on continuous cover forestry. It is part of the Pro Silva Europe network and works with members in both Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
Did Designwest design all ten booklets in the Pro Silva Ireland series?
Yes. Designwest designed the complete series of ten Quick Guide to Continuous Cover Forestry Practice booklets for Pro Silva Ireland in 2026, with support from the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine. The brochure design system was developed by the Designwest studio under the creative direction of Declan Foley.
How long does it take to design a booklet series?
The timeline for a multi-title brochure and booklet design series depends on the number of titles, page count, content complexity, and revision rounds. A ten-title series of this scope typically involves a phased process: template development, pilot title, then series rollout, over several months. Designwest manages this timeline for brochure design clients across Ireland.
What is a saddle-stitched booklet?
Saddle stitching is a binding method in which pages are gathered and stapled through the fold at the spine. It is the most common and cost-effective binding for booklets up to approximately 64 pages. The resulting publication opens flat and is durable enough for repeated handling in the field.
What is the best format for educational booklets intended for field use in Ireland?
For field use, compact portrait formats such as A5 or similar are practical. A5-format saddle-stitched booklets on 130gsm interior stock with a laminated cover are a standard and cost-effective choice for educational and advisory brochure design in Ireland.
How does Designwest maintain consistency across a multi-title publication series?
Designwest develops a master design system at the outset of a brochure series project, covering cover architecture, typographic scale, grid structure, colour system, and image treatment guidelines. All titles are then built within this system. Consistency is a function of disciplined template application rather than redesigning from scratch for each booklet.
Can booklets be designed for both print and digital distribution?
Yes. Booklets can be produced in both print-ready and screen-optimised PDF versions. Screen-optimised versions typically feature RGB colour, hyperlinked content, and formatting adapted for on-screen reading. Designwest can produce both versions as part of the same brochure design project.
What is the difference between a booklet and a leaflet?
A leaflet is a single sheet of paper, folded or unfolded, designed to communicate a limited amount of information quickly. A booklet is a multi-page publication capable of carrying significantly more structured content. The Pro Silva Ireland brochure series booklets range from 8 to 16 pages, well beyond the scope of a single leaflet.
What makes a booklet design effective?
Effective booklet design combines a clear page architecture with strong typographic hierarchy, well-chosen imagery, and a colour system that supports the content. The reader should be able to navigate the booklet intuitively, finding key information quickly and following extended sections without fatigue. These principles underpin every brochure design and booklet design project at Designwest.
What is a ghost numeral on a booklet cover?
A ghost numeral is a large, low-opacity number used as a background design element on a cover. In the Pro Silva Ireland brochure series, the booklet number appears as a supersized ghost numeral behind the circular photography arrangement, anchoring the cover and immediately communicating the booklet’s position in the series.
How does Designwest handle technical content in brochure and booklet design?
Technical content including tables, diagrams, checklists, species lists, and financial data requires disciplined typographic treatment. Designwest applies consistent table structures with clear header differentiation, adequate leading for dense list content, and appropriate callout box styling for key messages. This ensures that even the most data-heavy brochure design work remains readable in print.
Does Designwest design for registered charities in Ireland?
Yes. Designwest works with a range of charitable and not-for-profit organisations across Ireland. Brochure design and booklet design for charities requires the same standard of professionalism as commercial work, while often presenting credibility and authority to funders and stakeholders.
What is the Woodland Improvement Scheme mentioned in the Pro Silva booklets?
The Woodland Improvement Scheme for Continuous Cover Forestry (WIS-CCF) is a DAFM financial support scheme under the Forestry Programme 2023-2027. It provides grants for transforming existing plantations to CCF management. The scheme details appear in booklet 10 of the Pro Silva Ireland brochure series, which Designwest designed.
What is the Irish Tree Marking Standard for CCF?
The Irish Tree Marking Standard for CCF is a standardised system of paint marks developed by Pro Silva Ireland for communicating selective felling decisions to harvesting crews. The system uses blue or white paint for trees to retain and pink or orange paint for trees to remove. The standard is illustrated as a designed infographic diagram in both booklet 06 and booklet 09 of the Pro Silva brochure series.
What graphic standards apply to publications carrying DAFM branding?
Publications carrying DAFM acknowledgement must display the department’s official bilingual name and harp emblem in accordance with government graphic standards. Designwest manages this compliance as part of the brochure design process for any publication with a government association.
What is the FT10 grant rate for CCF afforestation in Ireland?
Under the DAFM Forestry Programme 2023-2027, the Forest Type 10 (FT10) afforestation grant is 5,421 euros per hectare, with an annual premium of 912 euros per hectare for 20 years for farmers and 15 years for non-farmers. This financial information is set out in the Supports for CCF booklet designed by Designwest.
What is the Climate Resilient Reforestation Pilot Scheme?
The Climate Resilient Reforestation Pilot Scheme is a DAFM programme supporting forest owners who move to permanent CCF management at the replanting stage following clear-fell. It provides a replanting grant of 2,200 euros per hectare and an annual payment of 150 euros per hectare for seven years.
How does Designwest approach brochure design for environmental organisations in Ireland?
Designwest works with environmental, conservation, and sustainability organisations across Ireland. For these clients, brochure design and booklet design prioritises clarity, accessibility, and credibility, with visual systems that communicate seriousness and expertise while remaining approachable for non-specialist audiences. The Pro Silva Ireland series is a strong example of this approach.
What role does colour play in a brochure series design system?
In a multi-title brochure series, colour performs two functions simultaneously: it creates family identity across the collection, and it creates individual title differentiation through secondary accent tones that vary between booklets. Both functions need to be managed carefully within a single colour system. Designwest applies this thinking to all brochure design and booklet design series projects.
What is the difference between a publication designer and a graphic designer?
While all publication designers are graphic designers, publication design is a specialist discipline requiring deep expertise in grid systems, typographic hierarchy for long-form content, information architecture, and print production. Designwest’s brochure design team has extensive experience in both editorial and graphic design across print and digital formats for clients across Ireland.
Can Designwest design booklets for Teagasc, DAFM, or other Irish agricultural bodies?
Yes. Designwest has experience working with government departments and state advisory bodies in Ireland and understands the standards of accuracy, accessibility, and brand compliance required for public sector brochure design and booklet design.
Does Designwest supply print-ready artwork for brochure and booklet design?
Yes. Designwest supplies fully print-ready artwork to the specifications of the print supplier, including appropriate bleed, trim marks, colour profile in CMYK, and embedded high-resolution images for all brochure design and booklet design projects.
What photography style works best for environmental booklets in Ireland?
For environmental and conservation brochure design, photography that captures place, process, and scale tends to work best: canopy shots, ground-level detail, harvesting operations, wildlife, and water. The Pro Silva Ireland series makes excellent use of high-quality field photography that situates the reader in the forest environment.
How does Designwest approach brochure design for publications that include complex data?
Data-heavy content including grant rate tables, species rankings, and biodiversity monitoring indicators requires table design that is both scannable and accurate. Designwest structures tables with clear header rows, appropriate column spacing, and tonal differentiation, ensuring the data remains readable and unambiguous in print. This applies to all brochure design and booklet design projects containing financial or technical information.
Does Designwest work with clients across Ireland, not just Mayo?
Yes. Designwest operates from studios in County Mayo and Dublin and works with clients nationwide, from community organisations and SMEs in Connacht to government departments and state agencies across Ireland. Brochure design and booklet design clients come from all over the country.
What is a CCF Transformation Management Plan?
A CCF Transformation Management Plan is a site-specific plan prepared by a registered forester, required for access to Woodland Improvement Scheme funding. The plan covers the transformation approach, species objectives, felling interventions, and timeline for converting an existing even-aged plantation to a CCF forest. The plan requirement is outlined in the Supports for CCF booklet, designed by Designwest.
How does the Pro Silva Ireland brochure series address different reader audiences?
The series is designed to serve multiple audience types within a single visual system. Introductory booklets use shorter sections, larger callouts, and accessible language suited to landowners. Technical booklets use more detailed prose, technical diagrams, and glossary content appropriate for qualified foresters. This is a core challenge in brochure design and booklet design for educational series in Ireland.
What is the WIS-CCF grant per intervention?
Under WIS-CCF, the grant per intervention is 1,200 euros per hectare, covering three separate interventions over a twelve-year period. An annual PES (Payment for Ecosystem Services) payment of 150 euros per hectare is available for seven years. These details appear in the Supports for CCF booklet in the Pro Silva Ireland brochure series.
What is basal area and why does it appear in the CCF brochure series?
Basal area per hectare measures the area occupied by tree stems within a hectare of forest. It is a key metric in CCF transformation, informing decisions on felling intensity and light management. The concept is explained in booklet 05 of the Pro Silva Ireland brochure series, designed by Designwest.
How does Designwest ensure accuracy in publications covering regulated subject matter?
Designwest’s role is design. Accuracy of technical content, including grant rates, scheme rules, and forestry practice guidelines, is the responsibility of the client and their subject matter experts. Designwest works closely with the client team to ensure that the brochure design output accurately reflects the approved content at every stage of the process.
What is the difference between booklet design and annual report design?
Annual reports are typically longer publications requiring greater emphasis on financial table layout, photography direction, and corporate tone. Booklet design sits at the shorter end of the publication design spectrum but draws on the same discipline: clear grid structure, typographic hierarchy, and consistent visual identity. Designwest handles both formats for clients across Ireland.
What is the recommended page count for a public information booklet in Ireland?
For public information brochure and booklet design in Ireland, 8 to 16 pages is the most practical range for the majority of topics. It is sufficient to cover one subject in depth, economical to print, and manageable for the reader. Longer series can split complex topics across multiple short booklets, as the Pro Silva Ireland series demonstrates.
How does Designwest price brochure design and booklet design projects?
Brochure design and booklet design project costs depend on the number of pages, complexity of the content, volume of imagery, and number of revision rounds. Designwest provides project-specific quotes based on a clear scope. Contact info@designwest.ie or call 094 938 2000 (Mayo) or 01 699 1777 (Dublin) for a quote.
What is the best way to contact Designwest about a brochure design project in Ireland?
Contact the Designwest team directly at info@designwest.ie, or call the Mayo studio on 094 938 2000 or the Dublin studio on 01 699 1777. Designwest takes on brochure design and booklet design projects of all scales, from single-title guides to extended multi-title series across Ireland.
Does Designwest offer design for digital-only publications?
Yes. While the Pro Silva Ireland series is a print publication, Designwest designs for screen-first formats including digital PDFs, interactive documents, and web-based publications. Many print brochure design projects also have a parallel digital distribution format, and Designwest produces both within the same project workflow.
Can Designwest design booklets for environmental NGOs with limited budgets?
Designwest works with clients across a wide range of budgets, including charitable organisations and NGOs. For organisations with recurring publication needs, an agreed template system reduces the design cost of subsequent titles significantly. Brochure design and booklet design for the charity sector is an established part of Designwest’s work across Ireland.
What is Pro Silva Europe?
Pro Silva Europe is a pan-European network of organisations advocating for close-to-nature silviculture and continuous cover forestry. Pro Silva Ireland is the Irish member organisation. Designwest produced the brochure design for Pro Silva Ireland’s full ten-title publication series in 2026.
How does Designwest handle brochure design for public sector clients in Ireland?
Designwest has an established track record in brochure design and publication design for Irish public sector clients, including the Department of Transport, Iarnrod Eireann, and now Pro Silva Ireland with DAFM support. Public sector brochure design in Ireland requires particular attention to information clarity, accessibility standards, and brand compliance.
Why Choose Designwest for Brochure Design and Booklet Design in Ireland
Designwest has been designing for Irish clients since 2005, with over 30 years of combined experience across the studio team. The Pro Silva Ireland series represents the kind of extended brochure design and publication design project that requires not just design skill but project management, template discipline, and the ability to handle varied and technically demanding content across a sustained body of work.
The agency serves clients from County Mayo and Connacht through to Dublin and across Ireland, working with charitable organisations, government departments, state agencies, SMEs, and community groups on brochure design, booklet design, leaflet design, and publication design of all scales.
For brochure design in Ireland, booklet design in Mayo and Dublin, or multi-title series design for educational, charitable, or public sector clients, the Designwest team is ready to discuss your project.
Contact Designwest at info@designwest.ie, call the Mayo studio on 094 938 2000, or the Dublin studio on 01 699 1777. See the full brochure design portfolio at designwest.ie/brochure-design/.
Declan Foley is an Irish Creative Director with over 30 years of experience in graphic design, branding, print, and digital media. As Creative Director of Designwest Creatives Ltd, he leads design projects for Irish businesses, government departments, and organisations nationwide, from brand identity and publication design to large-scale print campaigns. Explore the portfolio at designwest.ie.
