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Over the past 30 years we’ve designed and produced some of the most innovative, eye catching and award-winning stationery ranges to hit the heritage retail market. Everything from shape-cut notebooks to flat sheet giftwrap, we’ve produced the lot. Our client list includes such names as The National Gallery, V&A, Chatsworth House, The National Trust, English Heritage, and The Royal Opera House.
We’ve gathered together a small selection of products and ranges that we’ve produced for some of our clients within the museum and gallery sector for you to view.
If you would like to find out more about what we could do for your business, or for more details on how we can provide you with custom made, individually designed items simply contact our Sales Team on 01225 898396 or use the ‘contact us’ link at the top of this page.
Designed to supplement their existing postcard range, this product contained 12 postcards bound in a handy keep-sake book format.
An evocative collection of 12 postcards designed to commemorate the company’s latest production of Swan Lake, the timeless ballet set to Tchaikovsky’s classic music.
Produced for The Royal Watercolour Society’s headquarters at Bankside Gallery, South London, this set comprised 12 full-colour greeting cards, each illustrating an aspect of the diverse nature of the watercolourist’s art
An enchanting collection of products produced exclusively for the Bodleian Library, Oxford. This range consisted of notecard packs, shaped notepads, greeting cards and notebooks and featured Sir John Tenniel’s enduring, classic illustrations for Alice In Wonderland, arguably some of the world’s best-known children’s images, held within the Library’s extensive collections.
Our relationship with Glyndebourne, the home of Britain’s premier Opera Festival, stretches back many years and this notecard pack represents one of the latest additions to our ever extending portfolio. Beautifully illustrated by botanical artist, Vicky Mappin who found her inspiration for these striking paintings within the gardens at Glyndebourne, this notecard pack contained 8 cards, 2 each of 4 designs, with envelopes.
