Bring Energy Launch

We are all delighted to celebrate the launch of Bring Energy, a visionary brand dedicated to transforming the energy sector in the UK > https://bringenergy.com/

Through our brand strategy, naming & positioning to the creative concepts and delivery, every detail has been meticulously designed to reflect Bring Energy’s commitment to pioneering low-carbon heating and cooling solutions for cities across the UK.

Bold, colourful iconography forms the backbone of the design language, providing the brand with real differentiation within the sector. The multi-coloured palette reflects the diverse communities both residential and commercial that Bring Energy serves.

Luxury Green Brands

Congrats to ROLEX and their agency for their new campaign celebrating colour and the intrinsic part it has played in defining their brand.

Their iconic green seal, established in 2015, characterises watchmaking excellence and the precision, durability and reliability of their craftsmanship.

Never underestimate the power of colour as a core component of your brand, delivering cut-through in a sea of messages and images.

 

LMA Horizons Publication

We are excited to showcase our latest work on the first issue of the LMA Horizons ESG for Spring 2024, to which you can now subscribe below:
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Our team drew inspiration from the shifting tides of sustainable lending, wanting to incorporate elemental imagery and a flowing brand device which presents the natural beauty in vast landscapes and terrain, driving home the importance of large-scale change to help protect it.

In a sea of protocols and a rapidly evolving regulatory ecosystem, we are helping the Loan Market Association (LMA) communicate the bigger picture to their members by delivering a brand story worthy of its conservation mission.

 

The Winter Lights Festival

This week we’re excited to share the Winter Lights Festival.

This is the largest festival of its kind in London, annually transforming Canary Wharf with over 20 installations. Designed as an immersive trail, you are guided by various light art and interactive installations created by some of the most innovative artists in the world.

To brighten up your evening, head over and check it out before the 28th of January.

Yayoi Kusama: Infinity Mirror Rooms Exhibition

This week’s exhibition features the ‘Yayoi Kusama: Infinity Mirror Rooms.’

The mirrored walls in combination with a shallow pool of water reflect and multiply tiny colourful lights which create the feeling of infinite space. This is one of Kusama’s largest installations to date, allowing it to fully transport you to the artist’s vision of endless reflections.

This mesmerising exhibition has been extended until June 2023 due to popular demand, so make sure to head over to Tate Modern to check it out, this is one not to miss!

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Frieze Sculpture Exhibition

We are delighted to share the ‘Frieze Sculpture’ exhibition.

Head over to Regent’s Park this weekend to visit the exhibition featuring 19 large-scale works by artists including John Giorno and Ro Robertson. This year’s display engages with a number of themes from poetry to political messaging.

Follow us at Designhouse for regular branding news and to keep up to date with new openings.

 

‘Frameless’ Exhibition

We are delighted to share the Frameless exhibition.

This multi-dimensional art experience allows you to fully immerse yourself in artworks from Monet, Cezanne, Kandinsky, Klimt and so many more. This exhibition features four galleries with a different type of immersive technology in each one.

Head over to Marble Arch to lose yourself in a world of light, colour and sound.

 

 

Frieze Returns to London

We are delighted to share that Frieze has returned to London!

Frieze is one of the world’s most influential contemporary art fairs, taking place every October in London for one week only. The fair brings together six millennia of art- from rare antiques to luminaries of the 20th century. This year’s exhibition celebrates the cultural life of London and showcases its global reach.

Head over to Regent’s Park this weekend, this is one we wouldn’t want to miss.