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An internally LED-lit fabric lightbox gives Active Ants a distinctive identity on the tall façade of its Roosendaal logistics building.
Three-dimensional letters with dark edges and warm points of light give the Crystal name a distinctive retro character.
Black lettering, food illustrations and a yellow base give Jumbo Bergen op Zoom Vogelaar’s catering trailer a distinctive appearance.
Exterior and window graphics, distinctive brand panels and sporting floor graphics bring Mervo Sport’s Roosendaal store together.
Exterior signage, one-way vision window film and a coordinated entrance give Beta Benelux’s Roosendaal premises a consistent identity.
Printed wall film with brickwork and floral motifs brings a recognisable, homely appearance to Groenhuysen Bloemschevaert.
Yellow and light blue panels combined with AVT Parts lettering give the company van a coordinated identity from every angle.
Woodland window graphics, colourful door prints and frosted glass give Groenhuysen Weihoek a coordinated interior identity.
A bar refurbishment at Theater De Kring in Roosendaal, using wood-effect interior film to refresh the existing worktops and panels.
Exterior signs, an information panel on the fence and colourful window graphics create a recognisable entrance for Basisschool Ziezo in Roosendaal.
Acrylic lettering on a black façade panel and a circular lightbox give Huidkliniek Dreamskin a carefully finished, recognisable exterior.
A white façade sign with acrylic lettering and internal LED lighting identifies Administratiekantoor De Hoon during the day and into the evening.
A green van wrap with a portrait, garden imagery and clear contact details gives BK Tuinen in Roosendaal a recognisable identity on the road.
A festive vehicle wrap with portraits, decorative frames and colourful confetti gives the official van of De Groen a distinctive identity.
A striking pink-to-orange car wrap, sponsor logos and matching event graphics for the Nationale Jeugdronde.
Seamless wallpaper with historic street scenes and white roller-door logos give Buildine’s premises in Oud Gastel a distinctive identity.
Large Tranzcare logos, service information and black lines give a white Kögel trailer a clear, consistent visual identity.
A shaped entrance sign, directional boards and gate panels connect the GN Bouw and Fraa-i identities with the visitor route.
Matt circular wall graphics, logos and white glass lettering bring brand values and practical information into the Seenons office.
Large quotations, portraits and graphic accents give bunq’s office doors a distinctive identity within the glazed office interior.
A purple and blue wrap with a light-inspired graphic makes Luminaid’s Fiat Scudo recognisable from its sides to its rear doors.
A dark cab wrap and white Breure lettering create a calm, recognisable appearance for this Mercedes Sprinter.
Fascia signage and vehicle graphics connect FlexInd, FlexHydraulics and FlexCoating through recognisable red and white design.
Illustrations of Dutch cities, nature and sport make individual doors recognisable and bring colour to the COA reception centre in Leiden.
Orange rooflines and blue lifeguard lettering give Adapteo’s modular beach post in Hoek van Holland a clear identity.
An illuminated bull logo, acrylic fascia letters, a sign totem and interior logos bring Bull Gym’s identity to its new premises in Essen.
The EssilorLuxottica name takes a clear position on the dark fascia in Wijchen, with channel letters shaped around the company logo.
Dimensional Rynart Logistics fascia letters identify the warehouse in Zevenbergen, with care for proportions and positioning.
Entrance signs, a directional signpost and window information bring the Vrouwenhof identity together along a clear visitor route.
Wall prints, colourful columns and frosted glass graphics bring the Concentrix identity into its Amsterdam office.
Illuminated signage, printed glass film and three-dimensional compass logos connect the exterior and interior of FysioFaster in Hoogerheide.
Full-colour graphics on Mondi Breda’s Iveco Daily combine orange brand panels, photography and clear lettering across the box body.
Halo-lit lettering, glass logos and room names give PayforPeople’s Rotterdam office a recognisable interior identity.
Green graphics, white logos and clear lettering give VSR’s work van and trailer a coordinated visual identity.
Matte charger graphics, prominent Electra logos and location-specific charging-point information bring a consistent identity to Dutch charging sites.
Bold black graphics on a red Mini Cooper bring Solsbury's identity onto the road.
A tall, dark signage pylon gives Mulder van Mill a recognisable roadside presence at its Rotterdam showroom.
Halo-lit built-up letters and acrylic bring a distinctive sense of depth to IEO's timber entrance wall in Breda.
From the fixed HUB Studio to the mobile HUB Express, green graphics and clear signage give both meeting places a shared identity.
Façade lettering, window graphics, wayfinding and a three-dimensional interior logo bring the Golf & Relax identity together.
Directional signs, site maps and information boards in a consistent, understated style for Uitvaartstichting Hilversum.
Acrylic lettering and printed window film give VanThuisUit a distinctive entrance and carry its visual identity through to the interior.
A welcoming entrance for De Baayaert in Wouw, combining aluminium built-up letters, colourful façade panels and printed window film in a consistent visual identity.
A yellow full wrap makes the Dugros Tesla stand out on the road, with white logos, subtle bag illustrations and carefully finished bodywork details.
AVT Car Electric, TruckXL and AVT Metaal each gain a distinct identity with tensioned printed banners in Triaflex frames.
For Budget Isolatieshop's new premises, BlinkOut combined acrylic letters with a printed sandwich-panel logo, mounted on stand-offs.
Signage for Diervoeding Tak’s new premises and different vehicles in Roosendaal.
Façade signage, lettering, window film and wayfinding for AXI in Breda, Willebroek and near Ghent.
Fleet graphics for the 2021 season across seven ŠKODA models.
Vehicle branding for Miro’s Flavours meal deliveries in Houten.
Lift wrapping, a company timeline and bespoke interior elements for WE Fashion.
Printed visuals for walls, windows and interior elements at KPN in Groningen.
Two distinct vehicle designs for StreetScooter’s presentation at Horecava.
White Dibond backing outlines retained a visible lighting effect after relocation.
Routed letters and a light bar made Mucho Gusto more visible in the street.
400 m² of perforated window film for Amsterdam Pride.
Cut vehicle film positioned to match the decorated scale model.
New vehicle graphics after removal of the previous film.
Blue graphics for ten electric StreetScooters, visible on the road and at exhibitions.
Interior and exterior signage for Autostrada’s new location.
Printed One Way Vision film created one large advertising image across several windows.
Wrapping, wall imagery and illuminated signage coordinated Visgilde’s shop at Nieuwe Markt.
Fabric frames, window graphics, wall stickers and furniture wrapping for Frame 21 in Roosendaal.
Specialist vinyl with a leather appearance for an upholsterer and automotive trimmer.
Printed wrap film applied to the profiled load body of a tuk tuk.
Metallic film, layered graphics and a design following the vehicle’s body lines.
Window prints of approximately 55 m² for Tribes locations in the Netherlands and Belgium.
A complete vehicle wrap with a continuous checked pattern for Boerke Verschuren in Breda.
