Intrepid Travel take over 50,000 people away on adventure travel holidays every year. We worked with them to create a new kind of travel store, a place to sell their products. When we started to design we knew the store had to be a home for the brand, a place that customers and staff would feel comfortable in.

The Speedo Roadshow is a journey touring the UK and Europe, visiting key retail outlets, retailer HQs and top consumer events and festivals. The tour will enable the brand to showcase a greater depth of colours, patterns and contemporary styling throughout swim fitness, cup sized body shaping Speedo Sculpture, and Learn To Swim collections.

We re-designed the Sainsbury's Wing Store at The National Gallery. The concept was designed to engage a broad customer base, encourage more repeat visits to the store and meet the ambitions of the business plan.

Millie's asked The One Off to create a new identity including; logotype, colour palette, typeface, brand language and iconography to complement a new store design. The new logo has personality with a handcrafted, yet lively feel.

As part of the extensive refurbishment programme we were asked to create a space that is accessible to visitors of all ages from school groups to retired enthusiasts.

The Learning Level is centred around the museum's beautiful balcony; featuring ornate columns. A graphic timeline plotted the history of Yorkshire through prehistoric, roman and medival periods.

The project consisted of a new visual identity, navigation & full graphic interpretation

At Ravenscar we did everything, from the first concept sketches, copy writing, photography and exhibit collation, to final build and installation.

We like to get our hands dirty whenever we can! From collecting the shale from the quarry to gathering fossils on the beach, we'll get as involved as you need us to!

We transformed guest bedrooms with the introduction of a fresh, modern materials palette, stylish fabrics and bespoke furniture. Graphics were designed to retain some of the traditional aspects of the hotel location.

Bathrooms were given a face-lift with new sanitary fittings and brassware. We also introduced a range of Molton Brown products.

The details make the difference in a hotel room! We looked at everything from getting the right bed to the quality of the cups. Everything had to be easy for Warner to operate.

We were approached to design a new Ticket Office for the Calke Abbey Estate. The aim was to emotionally connect visitors with the Calke story whilst enhancing the customer flow and reducing dwell time; as well as undertaking sales transactions and recruiting new National Trust members. We used English Oak from the Calke Abbey Estate to build the furniture and applied the key theme branding to help tell the story of Calke over the years.