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Endpoint worked with designers Cartlidge Levene to develop a striking sign family for application at newly acquired Derwent London premises 151 Rosebery Avenue, EC1. The centre piece of the sign installations acted as a key feature of the interior design as well as a functional destination symbol. Endpoint also adapted the sign family for use at another premises – Whitfield Street in Fitzrovia, and Derwent are currently using its elements for application in their other London properties.

Working closely with interior architects Morey Smith, Endpoint developed, manufactured and installed all signage for the new Cohn & Wolfe offices in Tavistock Square, central London. Suitable designs and product specifications were key to the success of the project. Office interiors featured high-end, bespoke designs. Signage solutions sat comfortably within this stylish environment whilst reinforcing Cohn & Wolfe’s visual identity – and were well received by the client.

The renowned Italian Princi bakery chain has received rave reviews of their new site in Soho, London. The bakery has gained a reputation for its interior, ambiance and atmosphere - as well as incredible food. Endpoint undertook the product development and management of installation of all signage and environmental graphics for the new site based upon branding by North Design. Endpoint has previously worked with other Alan Yau brands including: Cha Cha Moon, Sakenohana, Busaba Eathai and Hakkasan Istanbul.