A twelve page A4 landscape brochure presenting ISupply's many services, from till rolls to office furniture. Library images were coloured up and enhanced to work as a set. text was deliberately edited into small sections and bullet points to keep the reader's attention.

A series of adverts seen in a variety of formats from classified to full page designs in trade journals. Brookdale Care are Autism specialists with an enviable reputation in the healthcare industry, and the adverts are carefully attentive to the renowned Brookdale brand.

Adhering to an established corporate style, the michelin-starred Chapter One adverts are tailored throughout the year to suit seasonal promotions.

With so many fabulous treatments, services and facilities to promote, Breathing Space have a suite of generic adverts to promote the Spa as a whole, and tailored adverts suitable for seasonal promotions and products.

An oversized A4 folder with a series in inserts covering all of CLD's property maintenance services. This flexible format allows CLD to post out tailored packs to suit the enquiry, therefore saving huge printing and postage costs.

A handy-sized 8 page A5 brochure featuring an overview of the fleet of Just go motorhomes available for hire, and the travel possibilities that they offer. With so much information to convey, it was essential to split it into small sections keeping the reader's attention and encouraging them to pick up the phone to find out more.

A comprehensive catalogue of electronic cables, with complex technical data attached to each product. The catalogue is clearly organised and designed for ultimate ease of use.

At 28 pages, this is a comprehensive collection of beautiful gifts for home, garden and kids. With so many products listed, the challenge of this catalogue is to present the photographs as large as possible, and the corresponding text clearly. The overall catalogue needs to be gorgeous enough for people to retain through the year and refer back to time and time again.

A full range of double sided DL leaflets promoting the service son offer at London's chain of walk-in medical centres, MediCentre. These useful, informative sales tools are available for collection at all of the branches.

A beautiful suite of literature promoting the Horse of the Year Show 2010. The eight page DL leaflet strives to reach every equestrian enthusiast by direct mail to every past-booker, and by insertions in major equestrian publications. Other material includes an A5 leaflet dedicated to corporate hospitality and an A5 Retail Village leaflet aimed at traders.

In a highly competitive market, NRG Clothing needed their pop up to be striking and informative. This pop up has been designed to be quite generic, enabling its use at trade shows for a variety of industries.

The Whitakers stole the Show at the British Open Show Jumping Championships. Material designed for this exciting annual event include posters, banners, signage and programmes.

A pop up stand used at trade shows to recruit potential members to the Better Business Group. The pop up explains the many benefits of membership and how the Accreditation System works to boost sales and profits for their members.

Branded items throughout the store include posters, labels, signage and window graphics.

Salade at Paddington Station - visible are examples of window graphics, an A Board and the shop fascia.

No promotional opportunity is missed at Salade. This branded cycle cart is used for lunchtime deliveries, and the food related puns serve to raise a smile whilst on the way.

The signage at London-based Salade present the large range of breakfast and lunch options in organised, well defined panels. Each category has its own colour code which is reflected in the corresponding printed material.

Designed to echo the exhibitions logo, this uses a bright green and washing icons to give the workwear arm of Insight its own identity.

A simple but effective logo for a Hertfordshire based theatre company. The design strives to balance a light hearted approach with the weight issues covered in their productions. Use of red and a standard black helps keep printing costs down.

A commemorative version of the existing HOYS logo, this features diamonds and flourishes. The usual gold coloir is replaced with a diamond-like silver for this celebratory year only.

A good example of a logo used at all sizes and in all formats from business cards to bikes and vans, the impact of the KTM Centre's logo never fails.

Harpenden Town Centre's quarterly newsletter, Forum. It is distributed to every Harpenden household and business, keeping locals up to date with news and events. It also holds a great number of adverts, making it a useful directory too. Its success has resulted in its growth from 8 pages to 12, with a bumper 16 pages every March.

A charming little newsletter distributed to Harpenden residents, bursting with offers and events at the utterly gorgeous Breathing Space Spa.

An attractive box containing innovative food storage solutions. The project started with ideas for the name of the product itself, with several options offered. Pour n Store was the clear favourite, and the stylish pack was designed to suit.

An unmissable suite of packs containing the most innovative baby tableware products on the market. The strong branding unites all types of packaging formats, from cleverly shaped plastic sleeves to cardboard cartons.

After several months of toil, Breathing Space in Harpenden unveiled their fantastic new extension to the Spa, boasting new treatments areas, a superb gym and the new, uber-cool Blueberry Cafe. Working alongside Herts-based marketing agency Fluent Ginger, Splatt designed a suitably stylish logo to enhance their new image. Enforcing the new brand, a series of coordinated logos were also created to identify the key areas within Breathing Space: Day Spa, Fitness & Class Studio, BodyWise Therapies and the Blueberry Cafe. A series of posters, leaflets and adverts can now be seen around Harpenden, each one designed to be a reflection of the truly gorgeous environment within Breathing Space.

Home Upgrades is an internet-based system providing the home owner with all essential trades through a single, client focussed point of contact. All trades are rated with a star system, ensuring that the most highly acclaimed companies are recommended. The brief to Splatt was to design a logo that clearly conveyed how the system works. The styling of the new logo had to suit the website, which was already in use, so visuals using crisp modern typefaces were presented. The finished logo can be seen at www.home-upgrades.co.uk "Having worked with many design companies over the years, for me Splatt stands out, not only for the quality of work they produce, but the care taken to understand our business, the image we want to portray and our overall marketing strategy. We are also very pleased with the professional, helpful way they deal with us and pricing is very competitive." Ed Eadon, Director, Home-Upgrades

Manage Your Block, a brand new national live event tailored to the specific needs of members of Residential Management Companies and Private Residents' Associations is launched, with the first event to be held early in 2011. Cuboid Media, the creators of Manage Your Block, approached Splatt to design a distinctive logo that would work equally well for web, printed literature and large format signage. With the logo agreed, attention was then on a suite of literature and adverts to establish the brand and start selling the event.

HOYS Diamond Jubilee

In celebration of Horse of the Year Show's 60th anniversary, Grandstand Group commissioned Splatt to design their very special commemorative material.

The project starts with a Diamond Jubilee version of the HOYS logo to be used for the year. Visitor leaflets and a comprehensive trade and consumer advertising campaigns followed, featuring vintage images of equestrian celebrities from years gone by. At the great show itself, more commemorative material included posters, sashes, horse rugs, carrier bags and programmes. Splatt's fondest piece, however, was the commemorative Show Jump, which played a central role in the Show Jumping championships. 56,000 visitors graced the NEC for Horse of the Year Show's special celebration of 60 glorious years. The Show was a complete sell-out and no one was disappointed with what has been hailed as one of the most entertaining HOYS to date.

Brunch Box

Based near Bristol, the Brunch Box is a cafe that prides itself on its freshly made breakfast and brunch menu, boasting "the best breakfast in Bristol". However, local competition is fierce, so Splatt was commissioned to try to help boost sales.

The project started with the fascia, designing several logo options that would work for the huge space available. Once the logo design was agreed, the striking burgundy red and chrome fascia and smart glass screens around the garden were created, instantly transforming the look of the cafe.

Attention then turned to promoting their menu items, detailing choices to suit the season - ie freshly made smoothies and shakes whilst the weather is hot. Bright, colourful flyers and A Frame posters were designed to be unmissable to passing trade. Simple little cards held by crocodile clips on the tables promote current meal deals and special offers. The plan is to keep the offers evolving so returning customers always have something new to try.

It is still early days, but managing director David Wiltshire is overjoyed with the immediate results "Well, we have just had the best ever Saturday and Sunday…an increase of more than 30% over the best previous day!! I was even dragged in to act as a waiter on Saturday!! It does really demonstrate that there is a massive demand for the product that we are offering…and that the changes made with your help are working...
The café is going from strength to strength…incredible really, nearly up 100% in 2 months!..."

Putney-based dry cleaners the Laundry Bag open their doors to a new era, with a new name and new look. Splatt was approached to help with the new identity, starting with a fresh new logo that represented cleanliness, freshness and style. Once the logo was agreed, a suite of printed material followed, ranging from the large shop fascia to tiny loyalty cards, all closely keeping to the new brand. Splatt would like to take this opportunity to thank them for their business, and wish them every success for the future.

Westfield London is the largest shopping centre in Europe and is now home to an exciting new Spanish tapas bar. 

Tapas Revolution is the first in a series of Madrid style all-day tapas bar and the revolution is headed up by talented chef Omar Allibhoy. Already hot property as executive chef of respected London restaurant El Pirata Detapas, Omar was recently described by Gordon Ramsay as the “Antonio Banderas of cooking.”  Splatt is very proud to be involved in a marketing push to spread the word and encourage local people to Join The Revolution. Postcards, adverts and posters invite shoppers to stop for delicious quick dishes, and savour the taste of Spain.

Vital Baby Nurture are a range of top end feeding products for baby. They range includes silicone bottles, milk formula dispensers and an innovative disposable bottle. The pack designs are appropriately beautiful, using the Nurture brand teal colours and a metallic silver. The Nurture style is purposefully different to the rest of the more funky Vital Baby brand, aiming to be quietly reassuring to discerning mums. 

Produced quarterly, this A5 sized booklet is distributed around Harpenden free of charge. It features local news items and information of upcoming events in the area, as well as provides local businesses a valuable vehicle for advertising to local residents.

A series of A5 leaflets detailing key areas in the newly extended and refurbished Spa and Gym, Breathing Space. 

Using just two colours, the eye-catching set of material in The Laundry Bag store serves to clearly direct customers, as well as keep them up to date with latest events and promotions. Items range in scale from huge window posters to tiny loyalty cards, all closely following the fresh and vibrant brand style.

Just go motorhome hire commissioned Splatt to update their existing logo, but retaining recognisable features so as to not alienate existing customers. After weeks of creative wizardry, the end result can be seen on motorhomes all over the UK, Europe and beyond. The typeface remains , although the colour was tweaked to a richer, cleaner purple. The characteristic swirl represents a Koru, a type of fern, which serves to commemorate Just go's New Zealand roots.

A suite of logos that worked equally well alone or as part of a set, each one representing an area within Breathing Space Spa. The overall design originates from a sense of balance, both in the mind and body. The use of a strong colour palette helps to differentiate the areas, either literally within the building itself through coloured signage, or representatively on printed material and the website.

A full colour set of stationery that clearly introduces the four main sectors of the business with their own colour coded simplified logos at the bottom.