Our work
A closer look at the brief, what we made and how it turned out.
Hospitality · Windsor
Hospitality · COVID-19
Transport · London
Sport & leisure · Milton Keynes
Hospitality · Bracknell
Health care
Retail · White City, London
Private events · Mayfair, London
Weddings · Park Lane, London
Fashion · West London
Project stories
More projects designed, printed and installed by our team, from exhibition stands at ExCeL to hoardings on London high streets.
Awakening Music · Natural History Museum
Twenty five years, one unforgettable night. A bold red celebration for 300 guests in Hintze Hall, beneath Hope the blue whale.
The brief
Awakening Music, the record label founded in 2000, wanted to celebrate its 25th anniversary in style on 25 October 2025. The setting was Hintze Hall at the Natural History Museum: a gala dinner for 300 guests across 36 round tables, with speeches, a panel, presentations and an evening of live music, from acoustic sets and a grand piano to a full band.
The delivery
We printed the large format anniversary backdrop in house, a striking Celebrate Awakening Music 25 mark on deep red, ringed by a radiating triangle pattern, so the brand colour carried right through the room. Set at the foot of the grand staircase alongside a 24ft stage, a 6m x 4m LED screen and red uplighting across the arches and columns, the artwork tied the whole hall together into one picture perfect backdrop for speeches, photos and the band.
Everest Spices · Exhibition stand
A full width product wall in the brand yellow, framed, lit and labelled so it reads across a show hall.
The brief
Everest Spices wanted every product category framed, lit and labelled on one full width display wall, wrapped in the brand yellow so the stand stood out from the far end of the hall.
The delivery
We printed the header graphics, side panels and product bay surrounds in house on rigid board as one colour managed job, so the yellow matched on every panel. Each piece was cut, numbered and packed in build order, then assembled on site with integrated lighting and a planted border along the front edge.
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Hilton · Experiential
Walk in hotel room sets, pillow walls and mirrored display boxes, each one built to be photographed.
The brief
For The Stay brought the Hilton hotel experience straight to guests. The activation included a pillow wall, mirrored display boxes, armchair window scenes and branded counters, each designed as its own photo moment, all tied together by the Hilton blue, lighting and props.
The delivery
The project grew into a Christmas chapter with a log cabin world, a Santa's Post sorting office, a tartan lounge, fireplace scenes and a bathroom set, all printed and built in house then installed and dressed on site. With Principal Global Events we also built an escape room that flipped a Hilton stay on its head: a deliberately dated hotel with a wood panelled reception, retro bedroom and sitting room, complete with printed wallpapers, brochures and props. Our crew built and struck each move around the venue diary.
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EDHEC Climate Institute · London Climate Action Week
A blank lecture theatre turned camera ready, with every desk, the lectern and the stage branded.
The brief
Conference venues arrive as blank rooms. EDHEC needed the auditorium to carry both the Climate Institute brand and the London Climate Action Week identity on every surface the cameras would see. We printed fascia graphics for the full run of tiered desks, a wrapped lectern and stage front panels, colour matched across every piece.
The delivery
Graphics were cut to the exact furniture profiles, applied overnight in the venue get in window and removed cleanly after the event with no trace on the joinery. On camera, the room looks as if it was built for the conference.
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Just Eat for Business · London warehouse venue
A full orange window takeover, wrapped food counters and a giant cut logo hanging over the room.
The brief
The brand had to be seen before guests even walked in, so we wrapped the whole crittall glass frontage in Just Eat orange. Inside, branded serving counters for food partners such as the Fika Dark Kitchen sat beneath a giant Just Eat house logo, cut from rigid board and suspended as the centrepiece.
The delivery
Window panels were printed and applied pane by pane across the facade, counters were wrapped on site and the cut logo was rigged safely above the floor with the venue team. Everything came down cleanly after the event and the glass was clear again the same day.
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Air India · Heritage hotel, London
A route launch inside a listed hotel, branded from staircase to function room without a single wall fixing.
The brief
Air India were launching new routes to guests and press inside a listed London hotel, so the branding had to make an impact without touching the fabric of the building.
The delivery
We made everything self supporting: a large aircraft photo backdrop, free standing printed cubes, staircase banners and a Namaste welcome board. Each piece was placed through the corridors, staircases and function rooms with no wall fixings, and all of it was removed at the end of the night.
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DAMAC Properties · The Dorchester, Park Lane
A seamless media wall and illuminated plinths for a Park Lane launch, colour matched to Chelsea blue.
The brief
For the London launch of Chelsea Residences by DAMAC, the brand had to hold its own inside The Dorchester. We built a full width step and repeat media wall in the foyer, flanked by illuminated plinths carrying the Premier League trophy and an official Chelsea FC shirt. Every print was colour matched to the club blue, and the media wall was printed seamless so logos read cleanly in every guest and press photo.
The delivery
In the ballroom, the illuminated scale model of the waterfront development sat on a bespoke branded plinth that drew brokers and investors the moment it was revealed. Walls, plinths and displays went in around the hotel schedule and were struck cleanly the same night.
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Travelup · London Waterloo station
A Florida beach on the Waterloo concourse in January, with billboard scale walls and printed sand underfoot.
The brief
To sell Florida in January, Travelup built an immersive beach on the main concourse at Waterloo. The outside of the pop up carried campaign graphics scaled to read like a billboard from all over the station.
The delivery
Inside, floor to ceiling beach murals, sand effect floor graphics with Florida lettering and branded deckchairs completed the scene, with a VR corner for good measure. Everything was produced in house, built overnight in the station window and stood up to a week of rush hour footfall before it was cleared away.
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UAE Ministry of Education · ExCeL London
A national stand with a double height photographic backdrop and laser cut screens in traditional geometric patterns.
The brief
The stand had to carry the prestige of a government ministry and a strong sense of cultural identity. The design used a double height printed backdrop, overhead fascia signage and photographic story walls, with laser cut geometric patterns turning dividers and desks into part of the identity.
The delivery
Backdrops were printed in matched panels for one seamless image across the full width of the stand, with fascia graphics, desk wraps and screen inserts produced in house and fitted at ExCeL. The finished stand, with its hospitality seating, video walls and lounge areas, hosted ministers and delegates throughout the show.
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Keplin Group · NEC Spring Fair and Glee Birmingham
One stand, several brands, and graphics reworked between shows rather than reprinted from scratch.
The brief
Keplin's house brands, including Kayman fitness equipment, Kidoola toys and QOVO kitchen appliances, each needed their own presence on a single stand. At the NEC Spring Fair that meant full height brand walls, printed display towers and product bays, with every graphic checked against a printed proof before the doors opened.
The delivery
For Glee Birmingham the stand became a garden, with a timber pergola, artificial grass, room set backdrops and a printed prize wheel to pull visitors in from the aisle. Because we print in house, panels are updated between shows instead of remade, which makes every repeat show quicker and better value.
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Hilton London Metropole · Christmas grotto
A walk through log cabin world with a toy workshop, Santa's Post sorting office and a tartan fireside lounge.
The brief
The Metropole wanted more than a photo spot, it wanted guests to walk through a story. The idea grew into a log cabin with connected rooms: Santa's toy workshop, a Santa's Post sorting office with a pigeonhole wall, and a tartan fireside lounge with a fireplace and dressed tree.
The delivery
We designed it in 3D, then printed the timber effect walls, tartan wallpapers, window scenes and dozens of styled props in house before installing it at the hotel ahead of the festive season. The grotto ran all through December with costumed staff, and every printed surface held up to thousands of excited young visitors.
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Mantra · City centre site
A full site perimeter of panel matched hoarding, installed beside live traffic.
The brief
Mantra wanted their city centre site to work as a giant advert: one long, unbroken run of branded graphics, with QR codes sending passers by to the campaign. When one design runs across dozens of panels, the eye spots any change in shade, so we printed the whole run in a single colour managed session to keep the brand purple identical from the first panel to the last.
The delivery
Our install team fitted the run alongside moving traffic, following site induction rules with RAMS supplied in advance. Panels went up in sequence to keep the artwork aligned at every join, so the finished hoarding reads as one graphic rather than a row of boards.
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YOTELPAD · Stratford, London
Lifestyle graphics and letting panels wrapping a corner site on a busy east London shopping street.
The brief
With the building above wrapped and under construction, the hoarding below had to do the selling: lifestyle photography, brand colour and letting information on one of east London's busiest shopping streets. The artwork wraps the full corner, panelled to turn the angle without breaking the imagery, with letting panels for the ground floor units built into the run.
The delivery
Street level hoarding takes a beating, so every panel has a wipeable laminate over exterior rated print. We installed around pedestrian barriers and shop deliveries without closing the pavement.
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Mayleaf, Bjorkley, Birchley and WIMPY · Developers and high street brands
One off hoardings with a premium finish, from single boards to full building wraps.
The brief
Not every hoarding is a city block. For boutique developments and high street brands we print premium one off hoardings: Mayleaf Estates in deep green and gold, Bjorkley in sleek black, a WIMPY relaunch in bright yellow, Focus Property Creations, and full building wraps for Birchley townhouse developments.
The delivery
Each one is printed direct to exterior rated board on our in house flatbed in Uxbridge, colour matched to the brand, laminated against the weather with anti graffiti options, and installed by our own team.
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Pegasus Clinics · The Padel Hub
Exterior signs, wayfinding and sports wall graphics guiding two brands through one building.
The brief
An osteopathy clinic sits above an indoor padel venue, and visitors needed to find both from the front gate, with each brand keeping its own identity.
The delivery
We made weatherproof composite panel signs for the palisade fencing and entrance, then a full height padel player wall graphic, welcome lettering and directional signs running up the stairwell to the clinic. One joined up wayfinding scheme now sends players to the courts and patients to their appointment.
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MAGIC AI · John Lewis, Oxford Street
A structural column turned into a four sided kiosk for an AI personal trainer on the Oxford Street shop floor.
The brief
MAGIC AI needed its smart mirror personal trainer on the sportswear floor at John Lewis Oxford Street, and the only space available was a structural column. We designed a printed wrap that turned it into a four sided kiosk, with the mirror and screen on two faces, printed poster panels on the others and LED edge lighting.
The delivery
Panels were produced in house to the exact column size and fitted during trading hours without disrupting the store. The finished kiosk looks like built in retail furniture rather than a temporary fixture, exactly what a premium shop floor demands.
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A selection of projects printed in our Uxbridge studio for retail, hospitality, transport and healthcare.
Fashion For Relief
Vinyl wrapping and large format print for the pop-up store's visual branding.
Pard Group
Reverse-printed acrylic returns and plinths for the Tiffany × Fendi collaboration.
Dice Group
Acrylic lightboxes for H&M store branding.
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