- Toxic Creative

Working with such instantly recognisable and imposing architectural photography opens the door to so many exciting design opportunities.

Having had many brochures produced over the years, I have never been more pleased with the creativeness and desire to give me what I wanted at the same time as offering expert advice.

Giles Fuchs

When Office Space, a Northamptonshire based supplier of national serviced offices, commissioned our team to design a new sales brochure promoting their newest acquisition we were delighted as we could call upon the fantastic views offered by the building, London’s Euston Tower.

They came to us for a brochure that would help to promote Euston Tower in all its glory. The stunning photography was a great kick off point and helped us to make some crucial design decisions early on. Bright, large images to show off the beautiful view, on brand colour schemes and some great icons worked in harmony to create an elegantly simplistic look and feel to match that of the city dwellers soon to be gracing it.

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Author Chris Anderson

Toxic Creative - RESULT DRIVEN DESIGN & MARKETING
We’re based in Northampton and are experts in all aspects of graphic design, website design and marketing, from dynamic websites and printed literature to logo design and brand development … we do it all.

Eye-catching and engaging signage was the requirement of Milton Keynes head quartered garden centre Frosts.

“Something that brings the centre to life, a real point of difference.”

Frosts offer a wide range of plants, expert horticultural advice and a variety of fine gift-ware in their selection of garden centres across the Midlands. In need of some signage to enhance the top end appeal that they we’re already cultivating, we were glad to get involved with this signage project with a twist.

Apart from the many on-brand and more standard informational signs we have produced for Frosts over the years, we have also produced a selection quite creative department specific signs based around classy yet creative typography ideas and colour schemes for use in their centres in Milton Keynes, Cambridge and Oxford.