Polar Creative

Bartellas were looking for a local design agency to support the development of their restaurant. The owners were looking to inject some new inspiration through design. From our guidance, a rebrand and modernisation were proposed and accepted. Developing the brand would be key to appealing to a broader audience as well as improving on the already five-star experience at Bartellas. The resulting outcome of this project was a

Having recently been acquired by Teledyne, e2v tasked Polar with developing a contemporary visual style for their in-house marketing collateral. Through idea generation, concept development, meetings and review sessions, Polar were able to create the perfect visual style. This style was incorporated into a number of differing materials, including new designs for White Papers, Brochures, Posters, Exhibition Graphics,

Hancock & Parsons approached Polar with a relatively cautious approach having previously had negative experiences of both branding and website design. Polar suggested a phased approach to establish a strong branding foundation of which to fully develop and build the business on. This involved discovery and research phases as well as round table discussions. The results were a modern and dynamic new brand, appealing to both

RGH Approached Polar looking to develop their existing brand to bring them into a new and modern era. Their brand had real value in recognition, so it was our task to keep the well know visuals and name but to add a new feel to the brand. Stripping back the concept and working closely with the RGH team meant we could effectively learn about where the business had grown from and where it was heading. Allowing us to plan how the

Wild+Bear Wilderness Experiences wanted to develop a new brand and website from the ground up. Working with a small team, local to them was very important. Knowing that we work very closely with our customers meant that Wild+Bear could present their vision and we could work on an outcome together as a collaborative effort. The simple new brand allowed for imagery to do all of the talking. With rustic textures and colours, the

The Stair Climbing Company is the UK’s exclusive reseller for KSP Italia who have manufactured and supplied stair climbers across the globe for over 25 years. The Stair Climbing Company approached Polar to create a new and streamlined brand identity that re-aligned them to fit with their reputation for quality service and products. Through the brand evaluation we created a new logo mark along with a unified visual

Assurelink Home were looking for a partnership agency to help them launch their new product. This would involve ongoing brand, marketing and digital support from the Polar team across both a local and national marketplace. The product, being so dynamic and scalable meant that we had to consider both B2C and B2B potential allowing Assurelink to have a digital platform flexible for change but also clear, simple and on message.

Formerly TDNUK, Defence Leaders approached Polar with a view to build a new online platform in which to showcase and manage their events globally. From our initial discussions and planning, we proposed a complete rebrand and relaunch of a new and more strategic brand alignment. This involved the development of a new crest, inline with the company vision and objectives alongside a CMS website allowing the internal team to have

TPMG required full branding design to get them off the ground. Polar helped by firstly creating a brand mark from the vision of the team at TPMG. The brand mark incorporated the use of a dynamic line and triangle system, a simplistic yet striking design that perfectly reflected their style and image. Once created, we applied the visuals to the company’s corporate brochure, highlighting the key elements and strategies of TPMG.

Having previously met Damian Walters, CEO at the BiKBBI, at the Essex Business Awards, Polar were tasked with bringing the BiKBBI’s website up to a level which reflected its quality services. From the outset, it was clear that incorporating previous branding would be crucial for creating a seamless transition between websites for existing members. It was also important that the website was user-friendly and enticed new members

Jump Street approached Polar with an exciting mission: to inject the energy of their activities into their brand and create a range of dynamic multimedia.

Alongside the development of the Jump Street brand, Polar were also set the task of building a fresh new website platform that could host their online booking service. The goal was to create a site that showcased the activities on offer at Jump Street while seamlessly