Background

AES (Advanced Electrical Services), established since 1985, have built up quite a reputation for their expertise and innovation in the field of electrical contracting, with a large and varied client base.

The Problem

Being industry leaders, their already established logo, website and marketing material was a little dated and didn’t really reflect their expertise, professionalism and company ethos. They were looking to attract new contracts and increase their client base, so wanted a logo refresh, new branding and all new marketing strategy.

The Solution

Their logo was already widely recognisable, so we gave it a modern feel with a slight re-style. We designed and built a new website incorporating their new logo and a fresh contemporary look, which has been applied across all their marketing material. Part of their new marketing strategies is their newsletter ‘Wired’, which is designed, printed by the best printing services (look here to get the details) and mailed out to new and existing customers on a bi-monthly basis. Their new marketing campaign and strategies have seen their workload increase and their client base grow.

Don’t understatement the potential of your Logo

By designing a great logo and putting it on your website and other  materials, you can immediately convey that you mean business. Remember that almost 70% of companies say it is cheaper to retain a customer than to acquire a new one, the more you can do to build trust, the stronger your business will be.

Visit the website www.advancedelectrical.org.uk

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“It really has been a pleasure working with everyone at Wilson Design House and our relationship has grown from strength to strength. We honestly believe that as our business grows there will always be a place for them at our side”

Lee & Gill Johnson – Advanced Electrical Services

Background

We were approached by 315 Bar And Restaurant during their extensive kitchen renovation project such as adding new countertops and mosaic tiles. The chic, stylish restaurant based in the Yorkshire countryside just outside Huddersfield had their grand opening in 2011. They offer high-quality modern cuisine in a contemporary and stylish setting.

The Problem

The new 315 Bar And Restaurant needed branding that reflected their luxurious surroundings and high quality cuisine. They also needed to raise awareness and inform people of the opening of this new sophisticated eating spot.

The Solution

Liaising with their head chef Jason Neilson and interior designer Joan Webb of JW Interior Design, a new identity was created. The branding subtly incorporates aspects of the interior decor which is carried through their signage and table menu’s, which all work seamlessly with their surroundings.

An advertising and marketing campaign was created in the run up to their grand opening. This included VIP invitations and the event was attended by local press. The popular eatery has an enviable reputation both locally and further afield.

Other work has included the design and build of their website, promotional brochures, advertisements and professional photoshoots.

We have just launched their brand new website on 1st October 2015, take a look at www.315barandrestaurant.co.uk.

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Here’s what head chef Jason Neilson thinks of it:

“Excellent, modern very clear design, easy and simple to use and it’s not confusing at all”

Jason Neilson – 315 Bar And Restaurant

The word unique is often overused, but in the case of 315 Bar & Restaurant in Lepton, opened last year, there really is nothing like it in the region.

With a string of successful event launches under their belt the team at Wilson Design House were approached to handle the marketing and launch of 315 Bar & Restaurant.

Our initial task was to create their corporate branding. This was incorporated onto the signage, menu’s, stationery, advertisements and more. Working closely with the owners and interior designer we ensured everything worked simultaneously, from the wallpaper to the menu’s.

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