Fiona Rae Goldsmiths previously held the Royal Warrant for The Prince of Wales. Now granted a Royal Warrant from HM King Charles III, their Hertfordshire retail shop signage needed updating. GDA was commissioned to design the new fascia, hanging, and A-board sign layouts, all in accordance with The Lord Chamberlain’s Rules. We then managed the production and installation with our sign makers.

Working closely with our client, the landlord, and the tenant, GDA designed and managed the production and installation for these printed one-way Contravision perforated films at The Annex, York House.

Large format window graphics attract attention. They are a great way of applying branding and message to a building facade and provide privacy when inside while displaying a graphic to those passing on the outside.

We designed branded sportswear for the award-winning Oh Ladies Running Club. The stylish, comfortable running vests, t-shirts, hoodies and beanies inspire, enable and support women to be the best they can be, pull on a pair of running shoes and get out there.

We designed and had printed two 6-page full-colour leaflets for the YDSA & ABYA Large Yacht Group. We introduced a cleaner stripped-back page spread with dark grey banner header and tightly cropped images. Both feature the brands we created for the organisations.

We designed and produced this exhibition stand at the Natural Products Europe Show, London Olympia with collaboration from typographic designer Sara Chapman.

We clad the shell-scheme walls with a continuous run of bold, engaging large-format graphics, supplemented by bar stools and table, display props and lighting. We managed the installation and on-site services.

The 400th-anniversary exhibition at Hatfield House concentrated on King James and his hardworking chief minister, Robert Cecil. When Queen Elizabeth died in 1603, it was Cecil who managed the peaceful succession of King James to the throne.

We worked closely with the team at Hatfield House on the production and installation of twelve museum-grade glass display cases containing priceless historical artefacts, including the only known first edition of the King James Bible to have survived. Also, the print production of the large-format graphics.

Our lighting design used energy-saving LED luminaires with accurate colour rendering and no UV/IR radiation to protect sensitive objects.

Our exhibition stand design for CLM at The Restaurant Show, London Olympia, featured this stunning 10 metre run graphic feature wall, supported by four freestanding tablet displays for visitor interaction. An inviting bar-style seating area provided space for discussions.

Signage is an important destination marker for any building. Here we produced and installed wall-mount composite aluminium printed sign panels for one of the tenants of our client, a landlord and agent with an urban and rural property portfolio.

We designed and had produced a range of destination and highway signage for The Royal National Rose Society.

The visitor attraction, close to the M1 and M25 motorways, required destination markers along A-roads and lanes to the car park and entrance.

The printed aluminium sign panels were installed to existing structures or new posts on grass verges. A large tray sign announces to visitors they have arrived.