Union Design

Graphic design in Manhattan often shapes the visual rhythm of the city—from subway ads to startup logos. A well-crafted identity can turn a local business into a neighborhood anchor or help a new brand cut through the noise. These projects demand more than software skills; they require an eye for how color, type, and space interact in real-world settings.

Union Design operates from 50 Broad St, New York, NY 10004, a building that sits between the Financial District’s glass towers and the older brick facades of the South Street Seaport. The area blends corporate hustle with historic charm, offering a mix of inspiration for design work that needs to feel both modern and grounded. The address places the studio within walking distance of major transit hubs, making it accessible for in-person meetings when needed.

Clients typically reach out for branding, print collateral, digital interfaces, signage, packaging, and environmental graphics. Each project starts with a conversation about audience and context rather than templates or trends. If you’re considering a refresh or a full rebrand, the number to call is +1 212-647-8500. The studio prefers to discuss goals before quoting, so initial calls tend to focus on scope rather than pricing.

For directions, the map pinpoints the exact location: https://www.google.com/maps/place?ftid=0x89c25a16b1140001:0xc11673553cd11ca0. The Financial District’s grid makes navigation straightforward, though street-level construction can shift foot traffic patterns. Plan accordingly if arriving on foot or by bike.