How do you show to your clients that you really care about quality, presentation and about the environment, while at the same time giving them something personal and useful?  What a list of criteria!

We set about specifying some high end notebooks using nothing other than locally made GF Smith papers and cards.  The inside pages all on recycled paper.  The elastic used is made locally in Nottingham to reduce transport carbon footprint.  All waste paper from production is reused or recycled.  The metal foiling blocks used to foil the outer covers are sent back to block maker for recycling if not to be used again.  And finally this notebook is fully recyclable when finished with.  That should make for some happy note making.

Oh and in terms of who successful this direct marketing campaign was, LaRock attracted the attention of numerous prospective clients – so all in all, everyone’s a winner!

See LaRock project overview for more information.

Recognising Nonnas as a premier independent brand, we approached Nonnas about delivering their own products in their existing Cucina’s and delicatessens.  The brief, to create vibrant, authentic and Italian inspired artwork for a range of fine Italian food products ranging from biscuits, pastas, sauces, pan forte, olive oils and rice.  In addition to creating all the artwork, 93ft handled some of the production with the help of luxury bespoke paper merchants GF Smith.  The result a highly popular and regarded range of foods that enable Nonnas to access new markets, attract more customers and diversify their offering on-line and in store.

Photography courtesy of James Brown

See Nonnas project overview for more information.

Photography courtesy of James Brown, Interior Photography courtesy of Jim Ellam

See The Circle project overview for more information.

Our theory is that if everything you do looks attractive and appealing then it will generally create interest and importantly in this day and age, followers.  Simple 2 sided flyers to promote The Chimney House pre-launch to the general public.  We started to use some of the brand elements to help build a flavour of the brand, these include the logo, Meeting Room stamp and written content along with a rather tasty palette of Pantone colours.  Cost effective to produce, but highly effective.  Would you like a flyer?  Yes please!

See The Chimney House project overview for more information.

The development of a new hotel brand showing how to do it all with a twist of old school meets boutique.

The Leopold Hotel is Sheffield’s first boutique hotel. Housed in the former boys school the beautiful Yorkshire sandstone building over looking fountains and trees in Leopold Square.

Projects to date include advertising, promotional postcards, occasion cards and full corporate brochure. A full press pack was created to wow the national press and to introduce the hotel’s boutique concept to the travel press.

See The Leopold Hotel project overview for more information.