Goldi Design

Goldi Design Goldi is an award-winning graphic design studio specialising in exhibitions, signage and branding.

We are passionate about design and its potential to influence people’s experience of brands and places. Whether your problem is small or supersized, Goldi is able to tailor a graphic design solution to fit your brief and budget and achieve the best outcome for your project. With over 20 years experience, we produce contemporary and strategic designs with clients ranging from start-ups through to m

ulti-national corporations. AWARDS:
Easton Pearson: A Designers' Guide Exhibition Branding Package
May 2019 • MAPDA Highly Commended
http://www.goldi.com.au/portfolio/a-designers-guide/

Easton Pearson: A Designers' Guide Invitation
May 2019 • MAPDA Winner
http://www.goldi.com.au/portfolio/a-designers-guide/

Placemaking, Federation University, Brisbane Campus
Sep 2018 • Gold, Melbourne Design Awards 2018
http://www.goldi.com.au/portfolio/federation-university-brisbane-campus/

Six years in the making.This week, Angela was back on site at Ferny Grove, undertaking a SARA compliance review as this ...
28/08/2026

Six years in the making.

This week, Angela was back on site at Ferny Grove, undertaking a SARA compliance review as this landmark mixed-use development moves closer to completion.

Goldi has been involved with the project since 2020, delivered across two stages. The development includes a multi-level commuter car park, retail precinct and residential offerings, creating an important transport-oriented destination for the Ferny Grove community.

Developed by Honeycombes Property Group, designed by Bureau Proberts and constructed by Broad Construction Services, the project has been a true collaboration between multiple stakeholders over a number of years.

While wayfinding and signage are often most visible at project completion, our involvement extends well beyond design. Construction-phase consultation plays an important role in helping builders navigate the final stages of delivery, ensuring signage, compliance requirements and user experience considerations are successfully integrated before handover.

It's always rewarding to return to a project that has been years in the making and see the vision becoming a reality.

Client: Broad Constructions
Developer:
Design:

26/08/2026

What do we actually do at Goldi?

Depending on how you know us, the answer might be signage and wayfinding. Or exhibitions. Or branding.

The reality is, we work across all three, often bringing different disciplines together to create something that feels considered, connected and right for its place.

From building identities and brands, to helping people navigate spaces, to creating exhibition experiences that tell a story, our work might take many different forms, but good design thinking sits behind all of it.

So, here’s a little snapshot of what we actually do.

A brand needs to work well beyond the marketing team.Goldi recently worked with architecture and interior design practic...
21/08/2026

A brand needs to work well beyond the marketing team.

Goldi recently worked with architecture and interior design practice ThomsonAdsett to develop their Brand Expression and Brand Guidelines, creating a clear framework for how the brand comes to life across the business.

The aim was to make the brand easy to understand, easy to apply and, importantly, consistent, no matter who is using it.

With the guidelines now ready to roll out across the business, it was great to hear the TA marketing team is excited about putting them into action.

For us, that’s an important part of the process. Creating the brand is one thing. Giving a team the tools and confidence to use it well is just as important.

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You may have seen Croc! Lost Giants to Living Legends popping up lately, but did you know Goldi was behind the exhibitio...
19/08/2026

You may have seen Croc! Lost Giants to Living Legends popping up lately, but did you know Goldi was behind the exhibition identity design?

Now showing at Queensland Museum, Croc! takes visitors on a journey stretching back more than 130 million years, challenging some of the fearsome stereotypes surrounding these incredible creatures.

Goldi developed the exhibition identity around the theme Hidden Wonder, inviting visitors to see crocodiles from a different perspective, through the eye of the crocodile.

Natural camouflage, intricate textures and ancient power inspired the visual language, helping create an experience that reveals another side to one of the world’s most fascinating creatures.

And this one is going places. Designed to tour nationally over the next four years, Croc! will be experienced by families, school groups and curious minds across Australia.

Client: Queensland Museum, Australian National Maritime Museum and Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory

When branding, architecture and place come together.SAOIR is a contemporary urban home tucked into a quiet pocket of For...
14/08/2026

When branding, architecture and place come together.

SAOIR is a contemporary urban home tucked into a quiet pocket of Fortitude Valley, designed by Refresh* Studio for Architecture and built by Craft Builders.

Goldi created the brand identity and bespoke website for SAOIR, drawing on the history of the site while reflecting the simplicity, elegance and contemporary character of the home.

It’s a great example of how our branding work often intersects with the built environment. Understanding the architecture, its location and the story behind a place gives us the foundations to create an identity that genuinely belongs.

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Construction: .building
Photography:

We love seeing how the final details can completely change the way a building feels.Goldi recently completed a bespoke s...
12/08/2026

We love seeing how the final details can completely change the way a building feels.

Goldi recently completed a bespoke signage suite for 163 Arthur Street, a boutique commercial property in Fortitude Valley.

Working from concept design through to documentation, fabrication and installation, Goldi developed signage designs that respond to the architecture and material palette, with refined finishes including white powder-coated aluminium, brass lettering and recessed detailing. Flexibility was also built into the signage to allow for future tenant changes, ensuring it continues to work for the building over time.

It may be one of the final elements added to a building, but well considered signage can make a big difference to how a place looks, feels and functions.

There’s always value in stepping away from the day to day to see the bigger picture.Angela recently attended Sightline, ...
07/08/2026

There’s always value in stepping away from the day to day to see the bigger picture.

Angela recently attended Sightline, Yellowtrace’s Design Intelligence Briefing presented by Dana Tomić Hughes. Rather than focusing on what’s trending right now, the session explored the bigger picture of where design is heading, the movements worth paying attention to and how they connect with what’s happening culturally and economically.

Next step? Bringing those insights back to the Goldi team to share, discuss and see what they might mean for the work we do.

If you haven’t yet visited Dearly Departed at the State Library of Queensland, there are just a couple of weeks left to ...
05/08/2026

If you haven’t yet visited Dearly Departed at the State Library of Queensland, there are just a couple of weeks left to see it.

Dearly Departed explores death as a universal yet deeply personal experience, shaped by cultural, social and historical perspectives. Drawing on the Library’s extensive collections, the exhibition looks at how communities across Queensland have understood and commemorated death, and how these practices continue to influence conversations today.

Goldi was engaged to extend the exhibition identity, designed internally by the State Library team, into the physical space.

The approach was intentionally calm and contemplative. Deep blues and navy create a sense of depth and stillness, while touches of warm orange introduce a soft glow reminiscent of candlelight. Fabric title and thematic panels soften the space and add a tactile layer to the visitor experience.

Graphics, materials and spatial treatments work together with restraint, guiding visitors through a complex and emotional subject while allowing the stories, objects and voices to remain at the forefront.

Client:
Dearly Departed: death in life exhibition in slq Gallery at State Library of Queensland 2026, photos by Joe Ruckli.

Some of our favourite feedback doesn't come in the form of a formal testimonial.It comes in the emails and messages we r...
31/07/2026

Some of our favourite feedback doesn't come in the form of a formal testimonial.

It comes in the emails and messages we receive while a project is underway.

The ones that simply say...

"YOU ARE AMAZING!"

"Everyone are HUGE fans of the fabulous work your team has been doing."

"Amazing work to turn that around so quickly."

"Thank you so much – such lovely work in a short amount of time! I am so grateful."

These messages might only be a few words, but they tell us we're doing something right.

At Goldi, we know great design is only part of the equation. Being responsive, paying attention to the detail, meeting deadlines and making the process easy for our clients matters just as much.

We're fortunate to work with some fantastic clients, and we're incredibly grateful for the trust they place in our team every day.

To everyone who takes the time to send us these messages... thank you. They never go unnoticed.

A few new images from the exterior at Monarch Residences, Toowong capture the wayfinding coming to life within one of Br...
29/07/2026

A few new images from the exterior at Monarch Residences, Toowong capture the wayfinding coming to life within one of Brisbane’s most distinctive riverfront developments.

Positioned across 1.2 hectares with 130 metres of north-facing river frontage, Monarch brings together views, connectivity and lifestyle in a way few projects achieve.

Goldi was engaged to deliver the wayfinding and signage package, working closely with Consolidated Property Group to build on the strength of the Monarch brand and create a cohesive experience for residents, visitors and the public.

What set this project apart was the level of involvement throughout construction. Wayfinding is not a set-and-forget exercise. The best outcomes come from staying close to the project, refining and adjusting on site as real conditions take shape.

The result is a wayfinding solution that feels considered, integrated and aligned with the overall experience of Monarch.

A great outcome and a rewarding collaboration with the team behind Monarch at Toowong.

Stay tuned for more photos to come.

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Builder: Hutchinson Builders
Architect: &
Photos: Scott Burrows and Saori Hanatani

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