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Whether communicating change, improving brand awareness or reinventing a brand experience, our aim with every project is to have a fruitful impact on our client's business. Intelligent, creative design can work wonders. It can revitalize a brand and reach out to its audience, bridging the gap and enriching the experience for everyone.
Every project is different; we work closely with clients to make sure that our response is tailored to their, and our, aspirations. It's an approach that enables us to work with a broad spectrum of clients, from small start-ups to leading international brands. Each client benefits from our collective experience and expertise, which extends across a range of design disciplines.
Founded in 2007 by three like-minded designers, Felt share the view that research and strategy should be just as creative as design. Having worked together for several years at Landor Associates as key creatives and implementers on airline projects, we were ready to take on a much broader scope of projects and ideas. Felt was born.
We believe that truly engaging work can bridge the gap between you and your audience. What you 'feel' - the impression, sensation or experience, fosters an emotional response that can transcend a product or service. We're interested in things that stop you in your tracks; that make you smile; that inspire or enlighten you. That's what makes us tick.
Our collective experience encompasses 3D design and build, and 2D digital and print. Every project benefits from our collaborative approach. Working together at the early stages of a project means real strength in the crossover of disciplines; we value the fact that everyone on our team has something to say and something to offer every project we take on. We work on a broad spectrum of commissions across various scales and budgets, creating engaging solutions for a range of clients and industries. Our projects encompass corporate identity, print and communications, art direction, websites, exhibitions, uniforms, packaging, product design and environments.
If you'd like to meet up and find out more about how we can work together, please drop us a line.
Airlines
Plane talking
We see airlines as far more than simple carriers of people - they open markets, boost economies, connect cultures and set benchmarks
Macmillan
Making coffee
Macmillan Cancer Support aims to reach and improve the lives of all those affected by cancer, increasing awareness and providing a nationwide support network
Octink
An idea with legs
Established in 1961 as a family firm, Octink started life as 'Allsignsgroup'. Over the years the business has evolved from a signage manufacturer to an award winning 'display specialist'
Organix
The essential ingredients
All children deserve the best start in life - foods free from artificial chemicals and pesticides. Started in 1992 by Lizzie Vann to create better food choices for babies and children, Organix campaign to improve quality and raise standards.
Pizza Express
Food for thought
An iconic name regarded as the finest brand for authentic pizza dining in the UK, Pizza Express has been a market leader for over 45 years
Pure Sports Medicine
Top of their game
Treating everyone from Premiership footballers to 'weekend warriors', Pure Sport Medicine is a unique practice dedicated to sports injuries and musculoskeletal problems
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Felt have been busy working with two former investment bankers, who came up with a concept to sell frozen yoghurt, smoothies and juices. We have created a brand positioning, name, identity, packaging and retail environment. The bee is 'a producer of natural food' and the me refers to 'me time'. Bee Me has opened its first store, on Portobello Road, west London, and aim to open three more stores in the UK next year, ahead of a possible expansion into Europe.
| Project Bee Me frozen yoghurt start-up | ||
| Published 03/09/2010 | ||
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A refurbishment of a well established PizzaExpress. Environmental graphic installations illustrating some of Bexleyheath's most famous residents including Kate Bush, William Morris and Sir Hiram Maxim.
The new interior layout and concept are designed to reflect the family demographic of the area.
| Project PizzaExpress Bexleyheath Restaurant | ||
| Published 02/09/2010 | ||
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| Project Ruth Tomlinson identity, stationery & website | ||
| Published 01/09/2010 | ||
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As part of our continued involvement with Octink we produced a series of posters aimed at the design industry. Continuing their desire to promote education and uphold their position as display specialists the posters are functional tools for any design environment. Printed on various sub-straights through different processes it is the perfect way for Octink to display their capabilities.
| Project Octink display reference posters | ||
| Published 18/06/2010 | ||
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Linking Maidstone's rich history with the paper industry to some of the town's notable residents of the past and present, paper cut illustrations were created bringing the two together.
| Project PizzaExpress Maidstone Artworks | ||
| Published 18/06/2010 | ||
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A contemporary twist on Georgian style defines the restaurant in Rochester to reflect the town's connection with Charles Dickens. Large gold frames leaning against walls and booths to create more intimate eating areas framed by artworks with an historical reference with a contemporary wit describe the character this restaurant.
| Project PizzaExpress Rochester restaurant environment | ||
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A new office environment for Organix baby food. A collaborative project with Fish Pie to design and build a new head office in Dorset. Driven by the need to expand and to create an environment to fit their needs we created a unique environment that reflects the Organix values and 'no junk promise' having a direct impact on employees behaviours and business growth.
| Project Organix head office | ||
| Published 16/06/2010 | ||
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A new brand extension for Pure Sports Medicine. A joint venture with David Lloyd, producing a state-of-the-art purpose built medical facility constructed within the Raynes Park club. The facility is open to both members and non-members, and aimed at making the Pure offer more visible to a wider audience. Though only a fraction of the size of the main site at Threadneedle Street it feels uncompromisingly Pure.
| Project Pure Sports Medicine at David Lloyd | ||
| Published 07/04/2010 | ||
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We are pleased to announce another digital progression for Felt with the launch of our own website, working with the lovely people at Mesh.
| Project Felt develop website with Mesh London | ||
| Published 19/03/2010 | ||
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