Author: Steve Edge Design

Here at Edge Design we have worked with Rules Restaurant for many years now, helping the 200 year old restaurant keep its menus and style up to date. And there is no better time to visit the historic London eatery than right now, with a new cocktail bar and a brand new menu (designed by us!)

We have just completed work on property development and investment company, Terrace Hill. The new brand has been designed to give them a much stronger visible presence within their market place. We played on the ‘hill’ within their name to create the new marque, combining it with a bright green corporate colour. The logo is… Continue reading Terrace Hill – Brand Identity

Over the years Edge Design has forged a name for itself by working with some of England’s greatest and oldest brands. A few years ago we were approached by the legendary hat makers James Lock & Co. Established in 1676, their hats have adorned some of the world’s most famous heads including Nelson and Wellington (who incidentally… Continue reading Lock Hats – Brochure Design – Golden Oldies

We recently completed a logo design for the charity, Bassclef. Founded by Sharon Bogle, the charity aims to give people the chance to get a foot on the music ladder by helping them record and promote their music.

We have just completed a new brand identity for LUXE interior designers. LUXE wanted a clean, strong and high-end identity to reflect the luxury interiors they create. We are currently developing their website and print collateral, so make sure you look out for our portfolio updates in the next couple of weeks!

Here at Edge Design we often preach about the importance of rebranding, so we thought you might be interested to see how our brand has changed over the last 30 years.

We have just uploaded new images of the Morton’s brand identity we recently completed. We are really pleased with how it’s all come together and it’s getting some great feedback, take a look and let us know what you think.

We have just completed work on a re-brand for MAA architects. They wanted a bold new look to match their eye-catching designs.

Our good friends over at The Red Mud Hut have just delivered the latest addition to our London design studio, a rubber plant (we’ve named it Robert Plant) in the biggest pot we’ve ever seen! It’s providing some much needed greenery and positive energy for us all.