A studio of one
One designer. One vision. Built from the name up.
I'm Taimoor, and I run Timmys Design Studio as a studio of one, not because I haven't scaled, but because the kind of work I create is deeply personal. Every project deserves focused attention, thoughtful decisions, and a direct relationship with the person designing it.
To me, a brand is never just a logo. It's the expression of a founder's beliefs, the story behind the product, and the feeling people carry with them long after they've experienced it. I build brands from the ground up, starting with the name, then shaping the identity through the mark, typography, color, photography, print, packaging, and every tangible detail that brings it to life. Because every touchpoint shapes how a brand is understood.
I do my best work with founders creating something that means more than a business. A second chapter. A long-held idea. A personal conviction turned into something real. People who value craftsmanship, notice the details, and want a creative partner who thinks alongside them, not simply someone to execute a brief.
If you're building something with intention, I'd love to hear your story.
A little about me
Six years into this craft, my journey has been shaped by both hands-on production and thoughtful design. I began by working closely with the production side of the industry, learning how brands come to life beyond the screen. That foundation continues to influence the way I approach every project, from the choice of materials and print techniques to packaging, unboxing, and the physical experience of a product.
Today, I run Timmys Design Studio from Pakistan as an independent creative practice. Working solo allows me to stay deeply involved in every decision and maintain the level of care each project deserves.
Outside of design, I'm a person of faith, an entrepreneur at heart, an attentive observer, and a lifelong student of music, art, and the evolving relationship between creativity and technology. The studio remains intentionally small, because the work, not the size of the team, has always been what matters most.