Marketing CatalogueMake International

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When Keith Brymer Jones is not presenting TV shows like the BBC’s The Great Pottery Throw Down, he is Head of Design at MAKE International. MAKE International manufacture, wholesale and retail ceramics for many of the UK’s leading designers including Scion Living, Tatty Devine and Jane Foster. They supply designer homeware & gift boutiques, major stores like John lewis as well as selling to trade & retail through the MAKE International website.

 

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Creative Catalogue Design
Showcasing Designers

Showcasing Designers

We changed the format for this catalogue, with bigger images and more space certainly help to showcase the products but a redesign wasn’t going to be enough on its own.

The new format also includes interviews with the designers including Scion Living, Sukie, Bert & Buoy & Tatty Devine. Going forward, the new catalogue concept will allow for more editorial about designer homeware, interviews with independent retailers and other topics to keep it relevant and fresh.

Printed on sustainably sourced paper stock with vegetable-based ink.

Technical Excellence

Technical Excellence

While we are known for our digital expertise, we also do the print work for selected clients. We already look after the eCommerce, the product photography & lifestyle photography and are heavily involved in the marketing for MAKE International & Keith Brymer Jones, so it saved a lot of time.

Having said that, we like to do a job properly, and getting vibrant images on this absorbant, matte, newsprint-style paper stock needed to be considered. We are good at what we do, but it never hurts to get an expert to double-check your work, just to be sure. We have worked with Mike Saunders from Saunders Artwork many times before. He’s a print guru with epic experience working with major brands including Amazon, Google, Vauxhall & Nike, on everything from brochures to billboards. Amongst other things, Mike helped with the technical aspects of the print, so we could be confident the colour reproduction photography remained vibrant on the newsprint style paper.