The studio commissioned floral designer Jenni Bloom to create a lavender cloud to celebrate the close of the season and the abundant harvest.

We created a welcome area and commissioned a local sign writer to hand paint Long Barn’s brand statement on the walls next to a large scale vinyl seasonal wall graphic within the shop.

The studio styled the shelves and created letterpress point of sale for long barn’s premium range of lavender home & body range.

The studio spent a very enjoyable (and instructive!) day at The Letterpress Collective creating some point of sale materials for their Lavender Collection of bath and home fragrance goods.

Long Barn - English lavender growers and a beautiful home & garden store in Hampshire. The studio designs all print, digital and packaging collateral, always with a strong focus on quality print production and brand consistency. For the barn’s paper shopper we commissioned illustrator Dan Williams to depict the Barn and it’s surrounding lavender fields in ink.

Made from premium quality 100% natural cotton which has been ethically sourced and printed in a factory in Sheffield using environmentally friendly methods.

Long Barn’s gift cards are printed on G.F Smith paper and depict a specially commissioned ink drawing by illustrator Dan Williams of English lavender stems in full flourish.

The studio worked with painter and illustrator Dan Williams on a series of in-store installations of fully showcasing his beautiful work at Long Barn. Dan spent two days painting his signature lavender stems onto the windows in ‘lavender alley’ at the Barn, making this a delightful walk through the old and new parts of the barn.

Dan’s beautiful lavenders and bees look especially evocative in shadow.

It won’t always be summer, build a Barn, build a Long Barn.

The studio created ‘ephemeral’ props based on a collection of vintage postcards, adverts, and old factory invoices to create a gallery wall at Long Barn, Hampshire.

Design concept by Irving & Co and installed with stylist Annabel McKillop.

Based on the original labeling look for potted meats, marmalades and jams from the Victorian era these labels worked beautifully when pressed into the grooves of the pot - distorting the type in a lovely natural way.

Proud of their link to the past, we created a permanent exhibit of artifacts and ephemera, celebrating the last of the Victorian Farmers. Above the framed old postcards and vintage bottles, there is a traditionally sign written quote.

Every season at Long Barn is marked by a specially commissioned painting by painter and illustrator Dan Williams. Spring depicts the Garden Terrace at Long Barn.

Long Barn’s handmade hardy gardener’s soap inspired as simple typographic solution using their grower’s & distillers roundel and rougher paper stock for a hand-wrapped label.

The studio repackaged scented reed diffusers, travel candles, small votives, bath salts, and body butter.

Seasonal ‘Christmas’ botanical scents inspired an elegantly minimal label design with watercolour illustrations of blossoms.

Ease of application was important to the production process and labels were the perfect flexible solution.

An elegant label design that reveals it’s subtle colour as the candle burns and glows over time.

A makeover for Long Barn’s best selling home fragrance range of reed diffusers referenced the scent in the illustration and colourway.

Branded cross-grain printed ribbon, wax seals labels, and gift cards printed on G.F Smith card with a specially commissioned ink painting by illustrator Dan Williams.

As growers and distillers of English lavender, Long Barn are continuing a heritage of farming that is almost forgotten. In Victorian times, a thriving industry was developed upon the commercial farming and distillation of lavender. Proud of their link to a rich trading past, the studio helped create the Vintage Collection. Contained in a beautiful vintage stoneware cream pot, hand wrapped and finished with a wax seal the design shows farmers harvesting lavender.

Poster design for a mobile gin distillery event. The still itself is hitched to the back of an old Volkswagen named rather appropriately ‘Ginny’

long barn is situated on a site which was used to pen thousands of sheep since the middle ages, the studio created a fabric care label and a swing tag which told the story.