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Clockwork removals were so pleased with the work of our graphic design agency on their Commercial Solutions brochure that they followed it up with the same brief for their Residential Services brochure. To enhance and refine their current branding while developing a print brochure to showcase their services and original approach.

Following the graphic design direction we developed for the Commercial brochure, basing the design around their open, professional and friendly approach, we employed a strong but subtle use of their branding to compliment the overall message. The consistency between the two brochure reinforces the identity and expresses a completeness of service and professionalism. It’s clean and engaging without being overworked or complicated.

A logical step perhaps but one that helps to differentiate them in a very competitive market. And the kind of solution our client was looking to a graphic design company for.

Clockwork removals recently appointed SHO to design their new commercial solutions brochure. They wanted to find a graphic design agency in London who could enhance their current branding…

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For the launch their regular ideas and innovations events, RCR asked SHO to design and produce an email invitation that could be sent to select customers…

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In preparation for their recent speaking engagement to London barristers and legal services professionals, RCR asked SHO to design branded signage and hand-out materials…

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Marketing and coaching agency RCR asked SHO to design their new company website after completing the design of their corporate identity…

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As part of their new website, RCR asked SHO to design some eye-catching information graphics to help illustrate the unique services…

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Marketing and coaching agency RCR approached SHO to design their new business identity. What sets their business apart from other marketing agencies…

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