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Helping a gloomy area under a railway bridge shine with local stories. -
How do you brand exuberant food, made with passion by the humblest of people?
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A Marks & Spencer wine range named after the elegantly dressed women in the Spanish Las Fallas festival.
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A functional wayfinding piece designed to enhance the area's architectural character and appear timeless.
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How do you communicate a passion for soups that's run in a family for generations?
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A mural to mark Kingshill Parade, incorporating a boarded-up window and linking the shop's past as a sweet shop with its current use as a Post Office.
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How do you make a brand feel as happy as the people who share in its profits?
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How do you communicate one man's passion, the product and the main ingredient in one?
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Designing a flexible, premium and timeless system for Fozzy Group’s top-tier range of own brand/private label.
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How can a chain of coffee shops in South East London make commuters' journeys more interesting?
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Hearing nostalgic stories from shop owners and customers inspired a typographic mural to restore local pride.
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A mural made out of a mosaic of images from the local community, making a dark, uninviting alleyway a community asset.
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Commissioning artists to create a public welcome in Northwood Hills.
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An enamel panel timeline mural uses history to brighten up a dark, unloved underpass near an Elizabeth Line station in West London.
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How to brand an active, community-focused area of London so it’s synonymous with every community activity?
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