Work

This was an amazing project to work on, a visionary client with a genuine purpose to protect the British people from electrical hazards.

We crafted a bold, confident brand identity for Kool Coffee to attract busy coffee lovers and position it as a household name. Drawing inspiration from the Kool Smoothie brand, we created a look centred on self-expression and boldness, empowering customers to feel ready to take on their day. This new identity includes packaging design, environmental design, and brand guidelines, all seamlessly integrated under the Kool Smoothie umbrella.

A brand and packaging design for a range of Nordic gins full of character and flavour.

Garden did the branding and packaging design for a range of English teas. The heart of this wonderful brand is all about the Britishness of tea, a product that for so many years has sat at the heart of British and English culture, the true English Tea.

AutoPro is a premium car care offer that is both forecourt and independent roadside retail offer.

We rebranded a classic Moroccan roadside retail brand.

Working with Sainsbury’s London office for over 12 months, we helped them achieve record growth in their non food sector, from research and customer perception, through strategy, naming, customer journey, identity creation, implementation, and creating guidelines as well as packaging, labelling, photography and comms language (above & below the line).

Garden undertook an re brand and image refresh project for the car shuttle offer of Eurotunnel. With clear objectives for the project, we worked closely with the Eurotunnel team to create a cohesive strategy and identity design to be launched in phases.

No1 Cotswolds is a brand new and exciting Restaurant, Deli, and Homeware experience. They came to us because they needed a dynamic brand that conveyed a passion for food, people and all things Cotswolds.

This is a concept produced as part of a trial for a new range of drinks based around helping with health and wellbeing, from a day drink to help with energy, and an evening drink to help with relaxation and sleep.

Mollies motel and diner was part of the famous Soho House brands. The obvious difference being that its target market is very different - mass market and covering all kinds of people, a luxury offer for the rich, the young and the happy, and even fiddo.

An e liquid brand based on the connection of mind and taste.

Garden rebrand Janes the global defence intelligence agency. Starting with brand audit and research, we defined a clear path through a brand strategy that saw Janes change their direction from being known as a publisher of military magazines and yearbooks, to a forward thinking intelligence agency specialising in delivering relevant, unbiased defence data.....

We loved working with these guys, a fantastic, imaginative and creative team of film nuts! got completely creative with us, and a few social evenings too:)

Stassen is a Sri Lankan tea giant, providing 48 SKUs across 80 countries and 5 continents. Founded in 1977 they are one of few tea companies allowed to express the Cylon lion on their packs, legitimately providing full leaf pure Cylon tea of the highest quality

In the late 1980s and early '90s, Wild Culture emerged as a vibrant print publication in Toronto, capturing the zeitgeist of a generation seeking to explore the intricate relationship between nature and human creativity. Fast forward to 2012, and the world had changed dramatically. The digital revolution had transformed how we consume media, and the global conversation around environmental issues had gained unprecedented urgency.

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In the tapestry of British history, churches stand as silent sentinels, their spires reaching skyward, their foundations rooted deep in the cultural soil. Yet, as time marches on, these architectural marvels face the risk of fading into obscurity, their stories untold, their beauty unseen. Enter The Churches Conservation Trust (CCT), a charitable organisation with a noble mission: to protect and preserve these historic churches across Great Britain.

In the shimmering landscape of Qatar, where tradition and modernity dance in a delicate balance, a new opportunity emerged. The market yearned for a space that could offer more than just coffee and pastries – it craved an experience, a sanctuary, a moment of respite from the rapid pace of life in this ambitious nation.

In the ever-evolving landscape of the Middle East, Saudi Arabia stands as a beacon of rapid modernization and youthful energy. It was in this dynamic environment that Mobily sought to make its mark - not just as another telecom provider, but as a brand that would resonate with the aspirations and lifestyle of a new generation.

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