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IOR are an office interiors business and are endorsed by an incredible architect-led team, a fact that was often overlooked before 999 Design Group stepped in. IOR wanted to be recognised as a premium design-led business. They wanted to obtain leads that were more suitable to their sales targets.

999 Design Group challenged the perceptions of their brand. They envisioned a distilled brand essence that positioned IOR in the creative market: ‘From Imagination to Creation’. This was then translated onto the new IOR website, which featured bold colours and unadorned imagery.

Willie’s Cacao is the only bean to bar chocolate brand in the UK, but its premium quality, local appeal and affordable prices weren’t delivering the growth it aspired to. BrandOpus helped it achieve its potential with a range-wide and product-specific redesign that opened the door to further product expansion.

The resulting design was a powerful, typographic brand mark to be used across the growing range of Willie’s Cacao. Clear distinctions between flavours were made with vibrant colours and percentage labels that enable easy navigation of the brand’s enticing portfolio.

A seventh generation Chatham Islander, Delwyn Tuani founded Chatham Island Food Co. in 2011 to share his island’s extraordinary produce with the world, including his elusive export – the Chatham Island Blue Cod.

Elmwood were approached to help create a truly effective brand identity. So they created a compelling tale that built awareness for the place, sheer passion for the produce and new opportunities for the community, through telling the story visually and verbally.

With a market in decline and a limited budget, the new management team at the Nethergate Brewery were hard-pressed to give their signature ales some much-needed market visibility. JDO were given the task of expanding the Growler portfolio into new areas of the market.

Bio Green Dairy, a small producer of yogurt-based products, was struggling for shelf space in corner shops up and down the country. The Bio Green brand needed a unique character and personality to stand out - without denying its Indian heritage and influences.

Carter Wong Design was in charge of the redesign and brand relaunch, giving Bio Green a feel-good, fun personality. The aim was to give the brand appeal to both ethnic and mainstream consumers, and Bollywood motifs on the packaging surround a fresh new logo.

In a move to launch the world’s first global brand of children’s homeopathic medicine, DHU commissioned DewGibbons + Partners to create a new business strategy that would encompass all of its existing natural remedies for children. The result would be a consistent identity for DHU’s numerous products previously sold under different names.

The staple range of Hall & Woodhouse, Badger has over 125 years of heritage, and at the time of brief was already the fourth largest premium bottled ale in the UK. With aspirations for growth, BrandOpus were called in to fix Badger’s inconsistent identity.

KFC menus contain a large range of products, and needed to make the range easier and more tempting to choose from. The brand wanted to communicate a commitment to quality and increase appeal to women. They also needed to be flexible and future-proof for new promotions and products.

In 2010 the National Trust approached 999 to refresh and rationalise their face-to-face membership POS materials. Business objectives were simple: to increase the number of members and revenue for the organisation. 999 reviewed the route to purchase, sampling visitor journeys, including how they arrived at National Trust attractions and what touch points they encountered.

Morrisons, one of the UK’s ‘big four’ retailers asked Coley Porter Bell (CPB) to redesign their Value range as part of the strategic overhaul of their entire own brand offer. The objective was to better reflect their revised brand ambition of delivering quality, and bringing the people behind the brand to the fore.