Stanley Handling
Stanley Handling a long established company manufacturing stair climbers came to us for a complete re-brand including the design of their web site
Web Design
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Sarah Rogers
Sarah Rogers flowers independent florist asked us to design their logo and web site
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Robur
Robur manufacture pedestrian forklift trucks. They were in need of a brand overhaul so came to Greene Design to re-design their logo, web site and brochure
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St Mary's Patient Experience Hub
Web site template for St Mary’s Patient experience Hub part of Imperial College London
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G&V Joinery
G&V Joinery wanted a web site that gave them a more ‘global’ feel and reach in its design and execution which we delivered with these dramatic London skylines
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Phat
Phat is a new sports bag brand. Greene Design developed the branding and web site for this new start up
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Brent LSCB
Greene Design have worked with Brent LSCB for many years and this was the 2nd time we had designed their web site as a fully responsive CMS site
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The Good Life
Branding and web site for ‘The Good Life’ sub brand of Treadstone Products
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Hounslow HSCB
Hounslow LSCB were recommended on to Greene Design to design their new logo and web site
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Pole Cat
Pole Cat designs wanted a web site for their new product range ready for exhibiting at the NEC pet show
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Country Painted Crafts
Craft work shop Country Painted Crafts logo and web site
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City Park
City Park Welwyn had two industrial / office units to market so the agents came to Greene Design to develop the marketing material which included branding, site boards, folders, brochures and a web site
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Choices 4 All
Branding and web site for Choices 4 All a charity aimed at helping young people with disabilities into the work place
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Bright
New Branding and web site for Bright Instruments. A company established in 1937 who were in need of modernising their marketing material
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Bexley LSCB
Bexley LSCB were recommended on to us by a similar organisation to design and develop their annual report and web site
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Abbeyfield
Our client Abbeyfiled care homes required a micro site for the Research Foundation