After a wonderful night of glitz and glamour, we have our winners. You’re seeing it here first!
Many congratulations to all the winners and runners-up and everyone that took part. All the entries were fantastic, and no one envied the job of the judges who had to choose between them.
Congratulations to Astley with the incredible Ad Gefrin Distillery project. The use of natural materials wowed the judges, who loved the complexity and craftsmanship.
Sign Reload wins with their Loop Studio Project.
In this fantastic project, Sign Reload transformed an old soft drink bottling factory into a modern cinematic façade with bespoke cladding, vibrant lighting, and a bold logo design.
Signbox delivered a comprehensive package of architectural interior and wayfinding signs for Horizon 22, a cutting-edge workplace concept at 22 Bishopsgate in the heart of London’s financial district. The judges said the complexity of this job and the precision of the watermarks and printwork were excellent.
It’s the second award for Astley! for the rebranding of Jury’s Inn Hotels to Leonardo Hotels. They oversaw the complete transformation of 32 UK hotels in a project that demanded meticulous planning and logistical support.
The judges said the attention to detail and the way they have gone above and beyond to produce the signage and even set up their own showroom to show the client exactly what the signs will look like when complete is amazing.
Pearce Signs delivered a large-scale sustainable signs solution for a major UK bank. In response to NatWest Group’s ambitious climate goals, Pearce Signs initiated a transformative journey in 2022 to achieve zero waste to landfill while enhancing sustainability.
The judges said working with Nat West to design reusable signage that is entirely sustainable, saving 22 tonnes of landfill and 97 tonnes of CO2, says it all. This is Sustainability!
Custom Signwriting brought to life AV Architects’ beautiful design for their office building in Cannock.
The judges said this was a modern take on traditional signwriting executed to perfection, taking it into a more interior design realm. This is 100% sustainable signage.
Astra Group wins with a wayfinding scheme for Shepton Mallet that brings the historic town’s stories to life and signposts visitors.
The judges said this project was as straight to the point as wayfinding should be. Aesthetically pleasing to the environment with great contrast. It is going to last the test of time, built with longevity in mind.
This has been won by RGVA Vehicle Graphics for their design wrap for Mission Produce’s Mercedes Benz LWB.
The judges said the message for this job is very clear, the branding is excellent, and as an example of signage, it really hits the mark.
Epic Media won this with the ‘BIG BITE JUNIOR’ wrap, a high-impact design for Hillend Engineering’s new rear-end loader.
The judges admired the daring creativity employed in this design, saying it commands attention. Careful consideration was given to the areas to be wrapped and the choice of materials.
Mediafleet delivered Octopus Energy’s impactful and adaptable design for its vehicle fleet.
The judges said the Octopus Energy message is clear and simple with a great impact and the use of sustainable vinyl products is fantastic.
The winner is Cube Branding for creating a stunning bespoke wrap for Rolls Royce.
The judges were taken aback that Cube actually printed the colour themselves. And then taking into account all aspects of completing this wrap to the Rolls Royce standard. The filigree pattern and shimmering silvers without distortion are fantastic.
The winner is Signwrite Studios for the incredible wrap of a bespoke-built desk for Wokingham school.
The judges said they liked the example of the process. It shows the details involved, and the complexity of the shape really pushed it over the line.
Huge congratulations to Carter McDonald of Off The Wall Creative.
The judges said Carter’s tenacity, commitment and ambition will enable him to become one of our future industry stars. Well done Carter.
Patrick McGowan from Off the Wall Creative.
The judges said it is evident that Patrick is a champion of the industry in the way he is passionate, a great leader and an innovator. The development of his employees is unparalleled.
It’s three in a row for the incredible Off The Wall Creative – Making the seemingly impossible possible, through creative solutions, talent and artistry.
The judges said this relatively young company has achieved so much in their 14 years. They seek creative solutions with a passionate team of craftspeople.
Blaze Signs, who have illuminated excellence in signage and sustainability.
The judges said they love the way this company seems to focus on their employees with in-house training programs – Illuminate Initiative and Blaze Academy; and are extremely staff-focused with a real interest in saving the planet.
A third award on the night for Astley – fantastic recognition for this great company.
