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Design for where it lives
We consider format, viewing distance, readability, colour contrast and the context in which someone will use the piece.
Honeysuckles / Print / Editorial / Packaging
Print design made to be held, seen and remembered.
A menu on the table, a magazine in someone's hands, packaging on a shelf or a sign at the entrance: print creates moments that a screen cannot. We design these pieces as part of a cohesive brand.
Discuss a projectWho this is for
The physical world is part of the brand.
Restaurants, independent producers, events, cultural groups and businesses that need distinctive printed materials.
Menus, brochures, leaflets and signage
Brand stationery and business cards
Packaging, labels and point-of-sale
Magazines, editorial and event materials
How we approach it
Considered design.
Practical results.
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Connect digital and physical
We can align printed material with website design, brand identity, campaigns and QR-based guest journeys.
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Prepare for production
We create artwork with production in mind. Printing method, quantities and supplier requirements are confirmed as part of the final handover.
Work you can explore
Related studio projects.
Before we begin
Questions, answered.
Can you design restaurant menus?
Yes. We design readable menus, drinks lists, takeaway material and related print assets that match the restaurant's identity.
Do you create magazines?
Editorial layouts, cover systems and reusable templates can all be part of a project, as well as one-off publications.
Do you arrange printing?
We can prepare print-ready artwork and help coordinate specifications with a chosen print supplier. Production costs depend on the supplier and format.
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