WBDS Bronze · 2025/26Brand identity · Hospitality
Meduzza
A jellyfish-inspired identity for a lounge bar.
We won’t make
your logo bigger.
But we will give people a bigger reason to choose you.
Our approach
Clear thinking.
Distinctive character.
Strategy and design, working together.
Driven by reason.
We find what makes you different and give the work direction.
Research · Positioning · Strategy
Shaped by emotion.
We shape an identity people recognise, remember and connect with.
Identity · Voice · Art direction
Built for possibility.
We bring your brand to life across products, websites and campaigns.
Digital · Product · Campaigns
Selected work
Different businesses.
Distinctive expressions.
WBDS Bronze · 2025/26
Brand & product · Career development
CareerOS
Brand identity and product design for career development.
Identity & digital · Student wellbeing
Luminous Minds
An illustrated identity and digital experience for student wellbeing.
Brand identity · Fashion
SEDA
A fashion identity rooted in the founders’ initials and the craft of making.
One connected practice
What could your
business become?
One idea. Many ways forward.
Brand identity
Identity, voice and visual systems that give your business a distinctive character.
Explore brand identityStrategy
Research and positioning that turn business ambition into a clear creative brief.
Explore strategyDigital
Websites and digital experiences that bring your brand closer to its audience.
Explore digitalProduct
Intuitive interfaces and reusable systems built around the way people work.
Explore productCreative
Campaigns, packaging and motion that carry your brand into the world.
Explore creativeThe full picture
Explore all services
See how the disciplines connect.
In our clients’ words
Built on trust.
The team delivered a clean, consistent, and professional brand presence and product design that feels cohesive across every touchpoint. We appreciated the thoughtful approach and strong attention to detail.
Robert Corley
Founder & CEO of Gigabyte Software
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