by Robert Anderson | Apr 24, 2019 | News, Signage, Workspace Design
In the last post, we demonstrated how Anton Visual was enlisted by commercial partners to provide an array of exterior signage and way-finding graphics for the newly refurbished HQ of Nutshell, the renowned sourcing, manufacturer and distributor of quality single...
by Robert Anderson | Apr 18, 2019 | News, Signage, Workspace Design
Anton Visual recently worked with commercial partners to provide a number of workspace design features for the newly refurbished Salisbury HQ of Nutshell, the renowned sourcing, manufacturer and distributor of quality single portion food and beverage products. With...
by Robert Anderson | Mar 14, 2019 | News, Print, Signage, Workspace Design
Providing a complete workspace printing service for Workspace Design and Fit Out specialists throughout the UK, Anton Visual relished an opportunity to provide signage solutions and educational graphics for a Wiltshire-based school, a project that even included a...
by Robert Anderson | Feb 9, 2019 | Cut-to-shape, News, Signage, Workspace Design
Recognised as the most valuable brand in the world, Amazon needs to convey quality, value and aspiration across all touch points with its customers, employees and stakeholders. For its important fulfilment centre in Coventry, Amazon recruited Anton Visual to provide...
by Robert Anderson | Aug 22, 2018 | News, Signage, Workspace Design
One only needs to look to the London skyline to deduct that the UK economy is seemingly flourishing. The numbers of construction cranes and scaffolding installations one can see dominate the cityscape. Regardless of your political persuasions, Building.co.uk reports...
by Robert Anderson | Aug 17, 2018 | News, Services, Signage, Workspace Design
When workplace fit-out and shopfitting companies need creative, reactive design and print solutions, more and more are turning to Hampshire-based Anton Visual. That’s because we’re partners that offer complete in-house creative design support and we provide samples...
