The lingerie brand aimed at the younger Primark customer, the No Secret logo is girly and pretty without being fussy. The spirograph-inspired logo in hot pink sits against a plain white background and looks clean and bright. Initial ideas were explored using multi-colours within the logo; colours that could be selected to work perfectly with the multi-patterned range of products. A full range of ticketing has been designed and sampled including coloured swing tickets and bra cup size letters..

To support the rebrand of Primark's Denim Co range (also designed by The One Off) we created an integrated denim campaign which focussed on their range of fits. Our photography was clean and really let the denim do the talking. Offset with creative that had an editorial feel, we created oversize magazine spreads in window and continued this in store.

As part of the campaign we also created printed press magazines and had this converted to a digital flip book on Facebook.

We were approached by Royal Doulton to help them design their new head office following their acquisition by Wedgwood. We developed a materials palette to reflect the brand palette that had white at its core.

We encouraged the team to display fascinating objects from its archive to illustrate the company's innovative approach to product development. We chose to create a unique three dimensional wall tile based on a Minton floor tile that was manufactured in the Doulton factory. We created a reception, work and showroom spaces.

We were approached to help define & tell the story of Calke Abbey over the years from a glorious, lively estate through to its decline. The aim was to create clear definition & explanation to visitors of the different periods of Calke. Three key brand themes were created:

Alive -Tells a bright & blooming tale of Calke Abbey.

Decline -Represents the decay of a once grand estate.

Loss -Represents the former glory of the estate that is no longer visible.

The branding for men's formal wear takes its inspiration from the tailor's chalk that is traditionally used when garments are designed and crafted.The ampersand symbol forming part of the logo has also been customised to be a needle and thread to add a further link to the tailored inspiration.

Ticketing is clean and simple, with options on a white or a dark grey board. Alternative formats of the logo have also been created to work on the wide range of garments from internal jacket pockets to button holes to back neck wovens and waistband over-riders.

To introduce George to international partners, we've created a beautiful hand stitched coffee table brand book that conveys the three George customer promises of Quality, Style and Value. We've used fashion editorial for style; fit, fabric and durability messages for quality; and clear price messages combining with style and quality to deliver value.

The team has so far signed up two major partners with the first stores due to open in April. We have continued to work with the team to create launch windows, interior graphic styles and seasonal windows.

We were asked to develop a brand guideline for the Hapé Eco range using a new positioning and value set inline with the brandline of ‘forming the future’.

We refreshed and softened the identity palette to suit a wider consumer facing audience for the master brand. The defined sub category carries the unique ecologically focussed product along side the core.

From temporary exhibitions at the Scottish Open to brand architecture at the Worldwide Headquarters, Canary Wharf, we now work with Barclays across retail, signage, interiors, identity and branding.

From pencils for meeting rooms to 160 brand walls across 15 floors, we expressed the Barclays brand, at appropriate volumes, through the new Worldwide Headquarters at Canary Wharf.