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Bun Logo Ideas:
Logo | Description |
|---|---|
| Vivid orange brings to mind the crispy feel and yeasty scent of perfectly baked bread and, together with the red brand name, draws attention to your logo. The wreath around the buns symbolizes the excellence and quality of your bakes, while also hinting at an organic brand. The rounded Rubik typeface complements the positivity of the logo color. |
| The swirls of this bun icon resemble a cinnamon roll, indicating a bakery that makes both sweet and savory buns. The chocolate brown color enhances the image of a cinnamon roll and adds an earthy warmth that is inviting. Meanwhile, the brush script style of the Pacifico typeface adds a fun, casual quality that conveys a relaxed business atmosphere. |
| The even spacing of the Oswald typeface optimizes this logo for use in online marketing and social media. Bright red will grab attention and stop potential customers from scrolling past, drawing interest in your bun brand. The two brioche buns show the variety of bun types that your business makes, as well as the high quality of the bakes. |
| The delicate features of this logo allow the hotdog buns to take center stage, highlighting the business focus and drawing the eye into the design. The beautiful use of taupe against dark blue conveys a brand message of sophistication and luxury, while the hand-drawn style of the Amatica SC typeface shows the personal touch of an artisanal bakery. |
| The Roboto Condensed typeface flows with a natural rhythm and provides a legible brand name that all customers can read — a good choice for a retail bun brand with customers of all ages. The variety of buns complements this brand idea, while red-orange shows the passion and joy your business puts into the baking of its buns. |
| A trio of bagels is a delicious suggestion of a breakfast bun specialty and could work for a niche restaurant or bakery. Tones of gray hint at a mature, stable, and reliable bun brand, while also giving the design a contemporary trend. The Forum typeface contrasts this design style with an antique flair that creates a formal, elegant logo. |
| The large hamburger bun dominates this design and demands attention for your brand, clearly defining the business focus. The eye-catching details of the Marko One typeface help the brand stand to hold its own against the large icon, giving the design a lively, amiable character. The earthy beige shines with the color of fresh-backed, yeasty buns. |
| The vibrant orange creates a joyfully positive logo that stands out from the crowd and draws attention the the brand. The friendly Mitr typeface works well with this color palette, welcoming all customers to your bun business, which is prominently highlighted by the trio of delicious-looking buns, the patterns of which suggest artisanal baking. |
| The large rounded characters of the Dosis typeface send a brand message of openness, welcome, and warmth. This idea is complemented by the earthy brown tones, hinting at deliciously sweet buns and chocolate flavors. The focus on sweet buns is again enhanced by the simple representation of a cinnamon bun as the icon — the perfect logo for a bakery. |
| A light gray-blue adds an element of sophistication and elegance to your logo, indicating a high-end, artisanal brand. The looped Pattaya typeface softens the design with an informal, approachable character that is continued in the abstract and somewhat cartoonish depiction of a seed bun, hinting at hamburgers served at family backyard BBQs. |
