Laura Chambers Cashmere is an Irish-owned knitwear company, producing beautiful, relaxed, knitwear using sublime Italian cashmere in colours with incredible depth and vibrancy.

We worked with Laura to create a simple identity that would represent knitwear, have a luxurious feel and a twist of colour. The velvet textured blush-pink swing tags are debossed with a pink copper holographic foil that changes colour in different lights – luxury with a hit of visual intrigue.

Dishy provides delicious, restaurant-quality meals delivered to your door, making healthy eating easier for all. Our brief was to create a simple logotype and to art direct the product photoshoot. We worked with stylist Johan van der Merwe and photographers, Sean & Yvette to capture the mouth-watering dishes.

We created an underlying concept of “from our chopping board to your table” to convey the freshness of their produce. We opted for a pared back logotype which could be easily applied to wooden chopping boards to create a continuous theme throughout the visual identity. This chopping board theme can be seen throughout the images and packaging.

The Brand Project is a PR and communications consultancy specialising in fashion, beauty and lifestyle brands. We wanted to capture the owner’s bright and effervescent personality through the use of witty language and wordplay. We used the logo as an anchor to play on words, most notably on the business card where she confidently introduces herself as “The answer to your brand prayers”.

With over 2,500 attendees each year, Offset has fast become one of the world’s most inspirational, educational and vocational conferences for the design and creative industries. In the 7 years since they began, they have attracted some of the world’s most influential creative icons; Massimo Vignelli, Sir Peter Blake, Paula Scher, David Carson, Milton Glaser, Kyle Cooper, Stefan Sagmeister, Micheal Bierut, Shepard Fairey, Tomi Ungerer, JR, Lance Wyman, George Lois and Louise Fili to name a few. We worked with Offset to design the catalogue for their 2012 event.

Je Sweets is a new range of Irish artisanal chocolates by chocolatier Síona Ryan. Síona commissioned us to create the identity and packaging labels for Je Sweets.

Our brief was to create something decadent yet tongue-in-cheek, visually inspired by Parisian brasseries and Disco! A Miami inspired theme emerged – palm trees, neon signs and Art Deco architecture. We then had lots of fun collaborating with Siona on the copywriting, really bringing the brand to life.

Síona worked in the music industry for many years before deciding to pursue her passion for chocolate. With a nod to her previous career, each Je Sweets product has a playful, song-inspired name, from the ‘Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go’ Espresso Ganaches to the cardamom and ginger infused ‘White Light, White Heat’ White Chocolate bar.

Beautiful chocolate just got interesting.

The Centre for Effective Services (CES) is a not for profit, intermediary organisation connecting policy, practice and research, to ensure implementation of effective services, improving Irish lives. We worked with CES to create two sub-identities and the accompanying brochures.

The first was the ‘Access Evidence’ reports – a series of summaries to support frontline practitioners working with children and their families. Our brief was to create a set of easy-to-digest booklets that would be an engaging tool for practitioners. This was achieved using a modified brand colour palette and childlike, collage-style illustrations.

The ‘On The Right Track’ series – summarising learning from programmes to improve child behaviour – was a similar brief. A sub-identity and series of booklets were required. The brief was to create an engaging series of booklets, with a professional but approachable tone. We used the track motif as a graphic device throughout all four booklets, most notable on the covers where they sit together creating a continuous pattern. This playful concept represents the joined-up thinking that CES provide, enabling practitioners to be ‘On The Right Track’.

A hair and beauty salon with two stylish sisters at the helm, their ambition to create an individual experience based on a philosophy of style, comfort and excellence. 

The identity reflects the bird-themed name, with two birds coming together, representing the two sisters. It’s feminine, sophisticated and strong with an element of fun brought to life through the avian-themed copy. 

Aviary Lane was nominated in the Corporate Identity / Brand category at IDI design awards.

Brand design, packaging and identity system for a café and bakery in Singapore. The brand was designed to feel friendly and approachable with a logotype that looks good enough to eat. 

Body Project is a dedicated personal training and weight loss studio that also offers healthy meal delivery programmes. We were commissioned to refresh the identity – aiming to incorporate fitness and food into the logo. We designed the identity, website and art directed several shoots and videos to accompany the refresh. 

Brand design for a Dublin based property development advisory company. Capwell Property Partners specialise in providing expert advice on property development, investment opportunities and asset management services for their clients. The identity uses a confident yet minimal logo with a simple and contemporary colour palette.

TalentHub are a Dublin based recruitment agency specialising in the marketing, media, digital, ecommerce and tech industries. We created a new identity system consisting of a logo which uses negative space to represent TalenHub’s skill for revealing hidden talent, along with a flexible pattern representing the scope and variety of the industries that they work within.

Covet is a high-end borrowing boutique – a place for luxurious lends. The brief was to create an identity with a special but worn feel. Something that suggested a special secret.

The Covet identity received a commendation in the Corporate Identity / Brand category at IDI design awards.

The Barber on a Bike is a Dublin barber who’ll take the hassle out of getting your haircut by travelling to you. We created a playful identity which uses a combination of established cycling and barber imagery.

Smith Project is a place for crafts people to share their story, their work and their process. A place to learn from each other, to inspire and be inspired. The goal was to bring the stories behind the craft and makers to the fore. All content was generated from scratch, including interviews and stop-motion animations that communicated, very simply, easy tips to aid artists' practices. This app was co-created with Ali Milne.

Smith Project received a commendation in the App Design category at IDI design awards.

Identity for a music development agency created specifically to help independent artists get ahead in the often difficult-to-navigate music industry. From a minimalist logotype, an intricate pattern has been created to represent an industry which can be confusing at times for artists who aren't used to it.

Mocha Beans Cafés & Roasters have been operating since 1997. They approached So&So with the task of updating their existing identity and aligning all of their brand communications. The original identity hadn't been updated since they began trading and they felt it was time for a change. Understandably, they wanted the new brand to be seen as an evolution of the older one so as not to alienate any of their existing customers. The end result is a fresh new identity which will hopefully see them through the next twenty years.  

Oriel are an innovative Irish company using cutting edge technology to extract pure and powerful micro nutrients from the sea. These nutrients are then used in the food, food supplement, skincare and cosmetics sectors. Their brand needed to sit comfortably alongside established competitor medical and cosmetic brands. We worked with them to create a new brand, packaging and identity system which feels clean, contemporary and scientific.

Adams Cider Company are a family-owned Irish craft cider company. They pride themselves in taking great care crafting their ciders using methods passed down from generation to generation. They are passionate about Irish produce and insist on using only Irish apples in their ciders. We created an identity for them which feels friendly, confident and established.

XSellCo believe that online selling should be simple and profitable. Whether their clients sell on Amazon, eBay, Magento, Shopify or through their own webstore, XSellCo provide the tools needed to run a successful online business. We worked with XSellCo to create an identity which represents the multiple challenges of online retail coming together to be handled by a single entity. 

The Public House are a Dublin based advertising agency with a different take on things. Originally formed in a small studio above a much-loved Dublin landmark pub, The Bernard Shaw, they wanted their name and identity to reference their origins. Using the heraldic visual language often associated with pubs, we created a brand which is both playful and confident. We also managed to fit in a reference to the office dog, Pig. 

A selection of logo design work for clients from a variety of sectors, ranging from corporate to consumer to entertainment.