Cutler and Co has just been named Restaurant of the Year (out of 400 restaurants listed) at The Australian Gourmet Traveller Restaurant Awards. Well done Pascale!! If you check out their website go to images and click away at some of the beautiful images of Pascale’s interior design work, particularly the bar and the lighting. It’s the mix of materials often contrary that somehow all tie in together.
And we did the signage at both. Window decals for Cutler and Co, view project here. No project for Royal Mail Hotel, no pics either, all pre digital, just this wee post.
Royal Mail Hotel at Dunkeld designed by Simm Design. This signage would have been installed in 1997. It’s holding up pretty well some 13 years later.
This video shows a typical day in the restaurant. The greenhouse, landscape, orchard, large chooks pen and attention to detail from garden to table is inspiring. A few good shots of the external branding we did here.
It’s not really there. Go figure. Projected from above. Spooky. There’s a little trick to this because normally the graphic would be lost due to the dark floor but not here. Intriguing. To be honest I am not sure how this has been done so have got a few questions myself. Stay tuned. As an aside salmon is an omega 3 superfood. I am suppose to eat it 4 times per week or pop 6 fish oil tablets per day. Which do you think I might prefer. Tassal. I also like the fact that they have a sustainability page. This job came to us courtesy of Chris at Interactivity.
We recently installed the first element of this signage project for viXtel. Scope of work to extend to an internal office fitout hopefully featuring a couple of WallScrawls and some other branding elements along with carpet, painting, cabinetry etc. To kick things off though ~ external building id: 3D acrylic logo on white acrylic with corner fold & return and concealed fixings all to maintain a clean aesthetic and lift the quality of the signage. Nick and Terry wanted to be noticed. They liked our carsales.com.au signage and wanted something with similar impact so here it is. Stay tuned for more over coming weeks.
Big4 Deniliquin-Paringa Holiday Park. Given that this is a fairly remote caravan park with a river as its feature, and coming up against formidable opposition with picturesque coastal locations, Big4 Deniliquin have performed amazingly well. Its about making the most of the assets you have and marketing to your strengths. What once was a patch of dirt with no facilities 20 years ago is a green lawn spread along the riverfront, accommodation from budget to 4.5 star along with great new facilities: solar heated swimming pool, tennis court, jumping pillow and a conference centre for business. Continually working and upgrading their services and facilities has paid off big time in terms of industry recognition and influx of tourists.
Great signage (by us of course) directs you from the township all the way into the park with welcome and directional signage through out the park. Marketing at events using Pull Ups (again by us and pictured here) has also been effective.
