It's no secret...
We're pleased as punch with the new website we've just created for The Secret Drawer. The new website is part of the ongoing marketing work we've been doing for The Secret Drawer, who are designers and makers of bespoke interiors. We've re-positioned their brand to focus on the fact that everything they do is 'lovingly handcrafted in Yorkshire'. The website makes the most of the gorgeous photography of their work, and also features the people behind the craft. The website is responsive and works across all different devices - this is important as research into their customer base and target market showed that many access via tablets and phones. The website is integrated with other social media platforms that we're using as part of their marketing activity (Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest etc) and is also built using a content management system, so the client can easily manage and update themselves.
28 August 2014
A brand journey
Drum roll please for the new Verner Wheelock brand. We're delighted to have worked with the Verner Wheelock team on the new brand strategy and design of their new identity. Managing Director Alison Wheelock has written a blog about their experience of rebranding the business and working with The North Space. Read the blog >>
29 May 2014
War Beckons exhibition
We're delighted to have been commissioned by the Museum of North Craven Life at The Folly in Settle to work on their forthcoming exhibition. 'War Beckons' will explore how the people of Craven prepared for war in 1914 and will run from 1st July to 2nd November. We will be designing and producing the exhibition panels and are proud to be working on such a significant exhibition.
27 May 2014
On the green
We've created the identity and branding for a new golfing holiday company. Golden Sands Golf offers luxury golfing breaks in the sunshine and wanted their identity to reflect this. If it sounds like your cup of tea (or cool glass of sangria) then get in touch with them.
30 April 2014
The power to change...
Linda Smith is a woman on a mission. Having lost a considerable amount of weight herself she's experienced all the negative elements of trying to get fit and healthy in a male dominated 'gym' environment. The guys sweating infront of mirrors, admiring their bulky arms, somehow having ownership of the weights and the space. This isn't a sexist rant - this is the reality for many women who want to get healthy and want to use weights. So having been through it herself, Linda decided to change career paths (she was previously in software development) and qualify as a personal trainer. Her vision is to give women the confidence and power to change. To take away the intimidating elements of getting fit and to help her clients achieve a healthy lifestyle through both exercise and nutrition. And the best bit is that she's been there and done it herself; from the first day of nervously picking up a weight to achieving her personal goals and now launching her own business. We're delighted to have been commissioned to create an identity for The Rising Curve that answers the brief of being feminine without being girly, modern without being gimmicky, and captures movement and power.
17 January 2014
Showcase for Scottish artist
Stunning landscapes and beautiful bronze sculptures all captured in the new website we have created for respected artist Elizabeth Macdonald-Buchanan. It showcases her paintings and sculptures for fans of her work and also acts as a source of inspiration for commissioning a bespoke piece from her.
6 January 2014
