197 Kensington High Street (KHS) is a new, managed headquarters-style building providing over 4,446 sq ft of state-of-the-art office space over four floors, in the heart of the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea and includes 2,000 sq ft of retail space on the ground and basement floors. CiD working for LM Stern and Copthall Estates were commissioned to design and produced the marketing materials and signage for the building to capture and extend the modern sophistication of the new build architecture and interior fitout.

11 Cursitor is a beautiful, sophisticated six-floor building, with newly refurbished interiors, sitting behind a Victorian façade with an abundance of character. CiD was commissioned to refine the brand identity to give the offices a cohesive look and feel, and to produce the letting brochure, website, contravision, and a comprehensive package of external and internal signs to improve the wayfinding through the building and complement the interior.

We recently developed a comprehensive signage and wayfinding solution for a newly refurbished office development at 89 Charterhouse in Farringdon. The interior of the building had been completely transformed, with a modern, stylish interior design and brand-new fixtures and fittings. A unique aspect of the refurb was the inclusion of an interconnecting ‘slide’ to the top floor, injecting an element of fun and energy into the interior design and inspiring our team to create equally irreverent sign solutions.

Jermyn street is steeped in history and tradition. It is most well-known for men’s tailoring, with a statue of the dandy Beau Brummell at its junction with Piccadilly Arcade, embodying the elegance of the fashion produced here. Many famous people have resided here, Sir Isaac Newton and the Duke of Marlborough to mention but a few, and there are a number of celebrated restaurants in the street such as the historic Wiltons, the long-established Rowley’s, Fortnum and Masons and of course Franco’s. CiD were invited by Strutt & Parker working with Savills, to create a cohesive launch for number 54, a prominent office building, comprising of 22,000 sq ft arranged over eight floors, previously the head offices of Fabergé.