

When the business moves
up,
the brand has to move with it.
Several years and hundreds of gardens
later,
the work had outgrown the identity that launched it.
A few examples of what changed, and why.
Most of these projects started with a practical request: a new identity, a packaging problem, a website, a clearer way to present the business.
The useful
work usually began one step earlier,
deciding what really needed to change.


When the business moves
up,
the brand has to move with it.
Several years and hundreds of gardens
later,
the work had outgrown the identity that launched it.


Twenty years of branding that was never commissioned as branding.
A recognisable producer brand,
built one sound
decision at a time.


A club with
status,
an identity that needed to try harder.
A stronger emblem for a club whose
brand world
had grown far beyond the original mark.


Clarity inside one of the most
controlled
identity systems in the world.
Editorial design inside a strict identity
system,
where hierarchy mattered more than style.


A clearer view of the range and a
stronger
impression of the producer.
Packaging and hierarchy work to make a
broader
offer easier to read.


A name and identity that say
what the thing is,
then make it memorable.
Naming and identity for a new hospitality
idea,
built around immediate understanding.

























