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Open Works Festival

Setting the stage with a festival identity for Sheffield Theatres.
Key Comms
Arts & Culture
2026

Jason and The Coal Mining Adventure

A joyous exhibition for the National Coal Mining Museum.
Spaces
Arts & Culture
2026
A large-format exhibition poster mounted on a dark wall, reading Jason & The Coal Mining Adventure — New work by Jason Wilsher-Mills. A bold psychedelic illustration depicts a stylised miner's helmet with a hypnotic circular lamp, surrounded by radiating arches in yellow, cyan and pink. Exhibition graphics designed by Cafeteria for the National Coal Mining Museum.

Bess: Unframing the Family

A striking exhibition at the National Trust's Hardwick Hall.
Spaces
Arts & Culture
2026
Bold coral-pink serif lettering spells BESS across a tightly cropped Elizabethan oil portrait, Bess of Hardwick's auburn hair and single visible eye emerging between the letters. Exhibition identity designed by Cafeteria for Bess: Unframing the Family at Hardwick Hall, National Trust.

HLM Architects

Thoughtfully refreshing brand and digital for a leading practice.
Brand
Commercial
2025
The HLM Architects wordmark and geometric logo — an abstract arrangement of architectural forms in white — set against a close-up photograph of a contemporary building façade with vertical metal fins in warm bronze tones. Brand identity designed by Cafeteria for HLM Architects.

Envireau

Delivering brand clarity for a watertight business.
Brand
Commercial
2025

National Videogame Museum

Shouting about a summer offer louder than everything else.
Communications
Arts & Culture
2025
Two bold campaign posters wheat-pasted to a dark brick wall, with a pedestrian passing in front. The left poster reads ONE TICKET PLAY ALL SUMMER in black and yellow pixel-style lettering on a lime green and blue striped background, with the NVM logo and social handles. The right poster is partially visible in pink with MAKE IT! PLAY IT! campaign messaging. Campaign designed by Cafeteria for the National Videogame Museum.

National Trust

Making mole holes out of mountains with artist Bruce Asbestos.
Spaces
Arts & Culture
2025

Storyhouse

Neon noir image-making for a brave retelling of Macbeth.
Key Comms
Arts & Culture
2025

Chatsworth

Seasonal collateral and campaigns for a renowned estate.
Key Comms
Arts & Culture
2025

York Castle Museum

Revealing the Secrets of Dress with a fashion gallery makeover.
Spaces
Arts & Culture
2025

National Coal Mining Museum

From Coal Queens to Comedy Kings with Graham Ibbeson.
Spaces
Arts & Culture
2025
A wheat-pasted exhibition poster on a red brick wall reading FROM COAL QUEENS TO COMEDY KINGS — The Sculptures of Graham Ibbeson, with dates Sat 11 Jan – Sun 7 Sep 2025. A monochrome photographic cutout of a waving figure in a suit and glasses — Eric Morecambe — stands against a blue mountain graphic. National Coal Mining Museum branding at the foot of the poster. Exhibition poster designed by Cafeteria for the National Coal Mining Museum.

National Trust

Setting out a vision for restoring the White Peak.
Key Comms
Environment
2025
A printed vision document spread on a bright green background, headed "How the landscape might look in 50 years' time…" with annotated aerial photography of White Peak moorland and a numbered key. A second section headed "How will we do it?" follows below. Vision document designed by Cafeteria for the National Trust.

Barnsley Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

Signposting people to appointments at Alhambra Outpatients.
Spaces
Healthcare
2025
Three wayfinding sign designs on a light blue background. A toilet sign with male and female pictograms labelled Staff Toilet; a directional sign for Consulting Rooms 1–2, Dermatology (highlighted in pink), Sensory Waiting Area and Treatment / Quiet Room; and a lower sign directing to Way Out and Diabetic Eye Screening (highlighted in orange). Wayfinding design by Cafeteria for Barnsley Hospital NHS Foundation Trust.

Derbyshire Voluntary Action

Amplifying the message of community support.
Brand
Third Sector
2024

Sheffield City Council

Elevating the voices of people experiencing homelessness.
Key Comms
Third Sector
2024
A printed leaflet on a worn concrete surface, bearing a large red speech bubble containing the words "People judge me all the time, but I didn't choose this life." Below, smaller text reads: "Elevating the voices of people experiencing homelessness in Sheffield and sharing stories of support." The Help Us Help logo appears at the bottom right. Campaign materials designed by Cafeteria for Sheffield City Council.

Chatsworth House Trust

Helping to keep Chatsworth a place for everyone to enjoy.
Key Comms
Third Sector
2024

Devonshire Group

Evidencing sustainable heritage with a Group Impact Report.
Key Comms
Commercial
2024
A collage of spreads from the Devonshire Group Impact Report 2023/2024, showing data visualisations, maps, charts, photography and the report cover — a misty woodland landscape with the title Impact Report 2023/2024 in white. Sections on economic, environmental and social impact are visible alongside net zero pathway content. Publication designed by Cafeteria for the Devonshire Group.

Sheffield Cathedral

Interpreting a sacred landmark as a place for all people.
Spaces
Arts & Culture
2024

York Castle Museum

An energetic exhibition identity for Art of Motion.
Spaces
Arts & Culture
2024
The Art of Motion exhibition wordmark in sandy yellow on a teal green background, with the letters playfully integrated with cog and gear illustrations. Smaller mechanical and motion-related icons are visible in the background. Exhibition identity designed by Cafeteria for York Castle Museum.

EDGE

Property and construction made sharper.
Brand
Commercial
2024

Rotherham Hospice

Showing life is about much more than a diagnosis.
Brand
Third Sector
2024

Farrell Centre

Answering the question ‘what is an urban room?’
Key Comms
Arts & Culture
2024

Yehudi Menuhin School

Inspiring a life in music with a flourish.
Brand
Arts & Culture
2024

National Justice Museum

A book of ingenious objects made by people living in prison.
Key Comms
Arts & Culture
2023
A gallery guide booklet on a pale marbled surface with dappled light shadows. The cover reads "Ingenious objects co-produced and made with people living in prison — Gallery Guide Two" with the word INGENUITY spelled out in letters formed from torn strips of brown parcel tape. Publication designed by Cafeteria for the National Justice Museum.

Brian Griffin

Iconic band Depeche Mode meet a legendary photographer.
Key Comms
Arts & Culture
2023
A square-format hardback book with a black cloth cover and a small inset black and white photograph of an industrial building being pulled from a vinyl record browser in a record shop, the Pop/Rock divider visible below. Publication designed by Cafeteria for Brian Griffin.

Barnsley Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

Enhancing patient experience at Community Diagnostic Centres.
Spaces
Healthcare
2023

Warwickshire Wildlife Trust

Getting every visitor on-board with bringing nature back.
Spaces
Environment
2023

RSPB Old Moor

Revealing an ex-industrial landscape's past, present and future.
Spaces
Environment
2023

Finch Consulting

Articulating the value of risk management.
Digital
Commercial
2023

Grosvenor Park Open Air Theatre

Launching Chester’s annual theatre extravaganza.
Key Comms
Arts & Culture
2022

Brian Griffin

GARY. Talismanic portraits of South London characters.
Key Comms
Arts & Culture
2022
Two editions of the GARY photography book by Brian Griffin shown overlapping on a grey background — a white cover edition with a black and white portrait of a bald man seen from behind, and a black cover edition showing only the title and author name. Publication designed by Cafeteria for Brian Griffin.

The Green Estate

A typographic identity fit for a medieval Tudor banquet hall.
Spaces
Arts & Culture
2022
The Turret House brand identity on a warm cream background, showing a TH monogram enclosed in a dark green oval alongside the full wordmark The Turret House in a characterful serif typeface. Brand identity designed by Cafeteria for The Green Estate.

The Roses Theatre

Showcasing where entertainment blooms in Gloucester.
Brand
Arts & Culture
2022

Re:Structure Lab

Presenting new economic models from SFU, Stanford and Yale.
Digital
Education
2022

Yorkshire Sculpture Park

Printed communications that say much more than what’s on.
Key Comms
Arts & Culture
2022
An open landscape-format printed brochure resting on a white surface in warm light. The left page is headed Welcome to Yorkshire Sculpture Park with a photograph of visitors beside a large abstract sculpture in parkland. The right page carries introductory text in pink and black. Printed communications designed by Cafeteria for Yorkshire Sculpture Park.

The Green Estate

Getting hands-on with urban nature for a discovery centre.
Spaces
Education
2022

Riverside Works

Revitalising a historic site for business and leisure.
Brand
Commercial
2022

Chatsworth

Showcasing the art of Burning Man with Radical Horizons.
Spaces
Arts & Culture
2022

Atomhawk

Taking the games industry’s go-to partner to the next level.
Digital
Commercial
2022

Sheffield Theatres

Wow! How to celebrate 50 years of Sheffield Theatres.
Key Comms
Arts & Culture
2021

Sheffield Museums

From minerals to masterpieces – refreshing the Ruskin Collection.
Spaces
Arts & Culture
2021

National Justice Museum

A tactile publication for Witness by artist Susie MacMurray.
Key Comms
Arts & Culture
2021
Three printed items on a pale grey surface: a large unfolded poster showing large-scale rope sculptures installed in a cobbled outdoor space; a folded leaflet open to reveal an orange interior spread with close-up textile photography and text; and a black folded cover bearing the National Justice Museum logo and the title Witness Susie MacMurray in white. Publication designed by Cafeteria for the National Justice Museum.

Sheffield Museums

An air of extravagance for Cecil Beaton’s Bright Young Things.
Spaces
Arts & Culture
2021
A large outdoor billboard on the exterior of the Millennium Gallery in Sheffield promoting Cecil Beaton's Bright Young Things, Until 4 July 2021. The coral pink billboard features the exhibition title in a mix of handwritten and decorative serif lettering alongside a black and white photograph of elegantly dressed young people at an outdoor event. National Portrait Gallery and Arts Council England logos are visible. Exhibition campaign designed by Cafeteria for Sheffield Museums.

The Green Estate

Helping a Community Interest Company to grow where it lives.
Brand
Third Sector
2021

National Coal Mining Museum

Recreating the sights, sounds and spirit of Gala Day!
Spaces
Arts & Culture
2021
Two large exhibition posters wheat-pasted to a concrete wall. The left poster on a bright blue background reads Speeches, singing and solidarity. Join the crowds, hear the sounds and dance your way through Gala Day! with a halftone photograph of a man speaking at a podium. The right poster on pink reads Family, friends, the fun of the fair…and the worse for wear with a halftone photograph of a family group. Both carry National Coal Mining Museum branding and exhibition dates 24 July 2021 – 20 March 2022. Exhibition campaign designed by Cafeteria for the National Coal Mining Museum.

Brian Griffin

Celebrating a seminal photographer with Black Country Dada.
Key Comms
Arts & Culture
2021
A hardback book on a vivid red background, its white cover bearing the title BLACK COUNTRY DADA 1969–1990 in bold black and red display type, with Brian Griffin credited on the spine. Publication designed by Cafeteria for Brian Griffin.

The Sherbourne Valley Project

Connecting the people of Coventry with the source of their city.
Brand
Environment
2021

HLM Architects

Designing a digital product to enhance buildings for people.
Digital
Commercial
2020
A hand holding an Apple Pencil over a tablet displaying the HLM Architects Healthcheck digital tool, open to a Department of Engineering assessment showing room and window dimension inputs. The HLM Architects logo is visible in the top corner of the screen. Digital product designed by Cafeteria for HLM Architects.

Olympic Legacy Park

Promoting the National Centre for Child Health.
Key Comms
Healthcare
2020
A printed brochure on a pale concrete surface, its cover split between a bold green upper panel headed National Centre for Child Health Technology and an architectural visualisation of a timber-clad contemporary building below. Brochure designed by Cafeteria for Sheffield Olympic Legacy Park.

Great North Museum: Hancock

Opening up Other Worlds with the Art of Atomhawk.
Spaces
Arts & Culture
2020

The British Museum

Touring new discoveries from Ancient Iraq to Newcastle.
Spaces
Arts & Culture
2020

University of Sheffield

Pitch-In, a university platform for all things IoT.
Digital
Education
2019
A browser window mockup on a purple background showing the Pitch-In website homepage, headed Unlocking a World of IoT Solutions for a Global Network of Devices with Intelligent, Insightful Research, with an aerial photograph of a port at night and a news section below featuring three article thumbnails. Digital platform designed by Cafeteria for the University of Sheffield.

Woodland Trust

Finding a sense of place with guidelines for key heritage sites.
Spaces
Arts & Culture
2019
A large outdoor sign at Tring Park mounted on steel posts in a parkland setting. The sign reads Welcome to Tring Park — Wander Walter's Trail on a deep purple background with botanical leaf and butterfly motifs, alongside a sepia-toned archival photograph of a person riding a giant tortoise. Woodland Trust logo at the bottom left. Interpretation signage designed by Cafeteria for the Woodland Trust.

MindFolio

Global placemaking for an online audience.
Digital
Commercial
2019

Weston Park Cancer Charity

Championing the vital work of a regional cancer charity.
Brand
Third Sector
2019

Sheffield Theatres

Putting an iconic theatres centre stage with an exclamation point.
Brand
Arts & Culture
2019

Sheffield Museums

Collaging the kaleidoscopic world of John Ruskin.
Spaces
Arts & Culture
2019

Sheffield Museums

Framing the birth of art photography with NPG's Victorian Giants.
Spaces
Arts & Culture
2018
The entrance of the Victorian Giants: The Birth of Art Photography exhibition at Sheffield's Millennium Gallery, with teal display panels flanking a large sepia portrait photograph of a woman with loose dark hair. The exhibition title is displayed in bold gold and white lettering on the left panel. Exhibition graphics designed by Cafeteria for Sheffield Museums.

Saffron

Supporting a team to ensure that no women's voices go unheard.
Brand
Third Sector
2018
The Saffron wordmark in bold white lowercase lettering overlaid on a close-up photograph of two women's faces side by side, their eyes level with the logo. A speech bubble is incorporated into the letter o. Brand identity designed by Cafeteria for Saffron.

RSPB Sherwood Forest

Ensuring no-one gets lost while exploring Robin Hood’s forest.
Spaces
Environment
2018

LAMDA

Rethinking printed comms for a world-leading drama school.
Key Comms
Education
2018
A spread of overlapping LAMDA season brochures on a green background, showing Spring Season, Summer Season and Autumn Season 2016 editions, each with bold diagonal season typography in black, white and red over production photography of performers. Printed communications designed by Cafeteria for LAMDA.

Dunsmore Living Landscape

Placebranding for a precious slice of urban countryside.
Brand
Environment
2018

University of Sheffield

Circuiting 100 Years of Flux with a book for electronic engineering.
Key Comms
Education
2017
A teal hardback book titled 100 Years of Flux 1917–2017 with a white and orange electromagnetic field diagram on the cover, shown alongside an open spread displaying four bar charts tracking student and publication data over time. Publication designed by Cafeteria for the University of Sheffield Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering.

Sheffield Museums

Asking What Can Been Seen with Vlatka Horvat and Tim Etchells.
Spaces
Arts & Culture
2017
A large yellow exhibition banner covering the full façade above the entrance of the Millennium Gallery in Sheffield, reading WHAT CAN BE SEEN in bold black lettering on the left, with Tim Etchells & Vlatka Horvat and exhibition dates 8 Feb – 7 May 2017 in a grid layout to the right. Exhibition graphics designed by Cafeteria for Sheffield Museums.

University of Sheffield

Focussing on bright futures with editorial for students and alumni.
Key Comms
Education
2017

University of Sheffield

Animating assistive technology for a European conference.
Digital
Education
2017

RSPB Sherwood Forest

Putting the the full Sherwood brand experience online.
Digital
Environment
2017
A smartphone on a wooden surface displaying the Sherwood Forest website on the Explore the Forest page, showing a photograph of children playing in woodland above a Walks and Trails section. The Sherwood Forest logo is visible in the top corner of the screen. Digital platform designed by Cafeteria for RSPB Sherwood Forest.

Barnsley Arts and Museums

Exploring Ancient Egypt across multiple-venues in Barnsley.
Spaces
Arts & Culture
2017
A tall turquoise exhibition banner hanging from the neoclassical stone façade of a public building against a pale blue sky, reading Gods' Land in God's County — Ancient Egypt in Yorkshire, with Egyptian bird hieroglyph motifs and exhibition details for Experience Barnsley, 23 Sep – 20 Jan. Exhibition banner designed by Cafeteria for Barnsley Arts and Museums.

Derby Museums

Making a mark with gallery guides for exhibition, Finding Lines.
Spaces
Arts & Culture
2017
A fluorescent yellow gallery guide with FINDING LINES in bold black vertical lettering on the cover, alongside two open interior spreads showing line illustration, black and white photography and large typographic words including Experiencing, Feeling, Masking, Disturbing, Creating, Cutting, Slicing, Sticking, Filming, Sampling. Publication designed by Cafeteria for Derby Museums.

National Army Museum

A modular cart inspiring creativity on the move.
Spaces
Arts & Culture
2017
An open pale plywood activity cart on castors with shelved storage below and a pegboard panel hinged open at the top, photographed in a white-walled space with a person standing beside it for scale. Modular cart designed by Cafeteria for the National Army Museum.

University of Sheffield

Badging excellence for an academic awards scheme.
Key Comms
Education
2017
A faceted wooden trophy with an irregular geometric form sits on a pale wooden surface, bearing the words THE DEAN'S LIST in small white lettering. The natural grain and knots of the wood are prominently visible. Award design by Cafeteria for the University of Sheffield.

Sheffield Hallam University

Making campus food bolder with a competitive campaign.
Key Comms
Commercial
2017
A flat-lay arrangement of overlapping circular stickers in yellow, red and blue on a grey background. Designs include Taste Hallam — Made For You!, I Love Mex Box, and a smiley face motif, all in bold black and white lettering. Campaign graphics designed by Cafeteria for Sheffield Hallam University.

Barnsley Council

Spotlighting the treasures of Barnsley town with B magazine.
Key Comms
Commercial
2016
A grid of B magazine covers and spreads for Barnsley Town Centre, each featuring close-up food and seasonal photography — blueberries, strawberries, ice cream, daisies, sandcastles — with headlines including Beside the seaside this summer, Fresh & new this Spring and Indulgent with food this season. The bold B. masthead is consistent across all covers. Publication designed by Cafeteria for Barnsley Council.

Forced Entertainment

A constrained identity for the pioneers of experimental theatre.
Brand
Arts & Culture
2016

Royal Armouries Museum

Reimagining the retail experience with battle-ready graphics.
Spaces
Arts & Culture
2016
A bold graphic on a bright yellow background showing a full-length figure in medieval armour and chain mail wielding a poleaxe, overlaid with the large white text BUILD YOUR DEFENCES. The Royal Armouries logo appears at the bottom. Retail graphics designed by Cafeteria for the Royal Armouries Museum.

RSPB Sherwood Forest

Crafting a mighty brand rooted in ancient woodland.
Brand
Environment
2016

TATE

Tim Etchells’ provocation for Tate Modern’s newest galleries.
Key Comms
Arts & Culture
2015
A large text-only poster mounted on a pale concrete wall, filled edge to edge with the repeating phrase THE MOST IMPORTANT EXCHANGE IS — followed by different completions including between generations, economic, between cultures, in ideas, between women, inside the family and with the unknown — alternating between black and dark red uppercase lettering. Poster designed by Cafeteria for TATE, text by Tim Etchells.

Tame Valley Wetlands

Connecting people to nature along a blue-green corridor.
Brand
Environment
2015
The rear quarter of a dark green van with white linear icon illustrations applied to the bodywork — a wading bird, a walking boot and a pair of garden tools sitting on a stylised waterline motif. A person stands beside the van in an outdoor setting. Brand identity applied to vehicle livery, designed by Cafeteria for Tame Valley Wetlands.

Sheffield Children’s Hospital

Designing a wayfinding scheme that makes all the difference.
Spaces
Healthcare
2015

Sheffield Culture Consortium

Taking a stand for culture across our city with a custom identity.
Brand
Arts & Culture
2014

The Photographers’ Gallery

Audience segmentation with a wink and a nod to camera geeks.
Key Comms
Arts & Culture
2014
An audience segmentation diagram on a black background showing six illustrated cameras — from a compact to a smartphone to a twin-lens reflex — each with a pink speech bubble using a different greeting: Err, Dude, Yo!, Hey, Hi! and Hello. Labels below identify six audience segments from Young Professional Under 25s to Cultural Fix Over 50s. Campaign graphics designed by Cafeteria for The Photographers' Gallery.

Barnsley Arts and Museums

Telling the stories of the women who opposed pit closures.
Spaces
Arts & Culture
2014
A circular badge-style graphic reading Coal Not Dole — Women Against Pit Closures with a female symbol, overlaid on a red-tinted archival photograph of a crowded protest rally with banners and placards visible in the background. Exhibition graphics designed by Cafeteria for Barnsley Arts and Museums.

Sheffield Museums

Taking the Taylor Wessing Photo Portrait Prize to South Yorks.
Key Comms
Arts & Culture
2014
Four Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize 2014 exhibition posters displayed side by side on a London Underground platform, each featuring a different portrait photograph — a figure in a landscape, a woman in a yellow top, three children in blue and red, and two boys in a garden — above the exhibition title, venue and dates 02 May – 16 Aug at Millennium Gallery Sheffield. Exhibition campaign designed by Cafeteria for Sheffield Museums.

University of Sheffield

Bridging the gap between academia and industry with editorial.
Key Comms
Education
2013
A grid of Discover magazine covers for the University of Sheffield, each featuring a different bold illustrated cover in a distinct colour palette — orange pipework, teal fish, purple brain, green plants, yellow town, red network — with the discover. masthead consistent across all editions. Editorial design by Cafeteria for the University of Sheffield.

Derby Museums

Brian Griffin’s subjects revealed and concealed in Still Waters.
Key Comms
Arts & Culture
2013
Three items from the Still Waters exhibition catalogue by Brian Griffin for Derby Museums Editions, shown on a pale background: a grey card-covered booklet bound with a yellow elastic band showing the title and technical photography data; the same booklet opened to reveal a dense list of photographic metadata; and a separate white folded sheet showing a colour photograph of three men and a handwritten caption. Publication designed by Cafeteria for Derby Museums.

Artfelt

Curating a changeable gallery in the Children's Hospital corridor.
Spaces
Healthcare
2012

Tim Etchells

Saying it all with type for the artist's Vacuum Days publication.
Key Comms
Arts & Culture
2012
Four copies of the Vacuum Days book by Tim Etchells standing spine-out alongside a single copy facing front, all in a pale mint green with the title and author name in bold black lettering. Publication designed by Cafeteria for Tim Etchells.

University of Sheffield

Helping people to navigate a 22-storey modernist masterpiece.
Spaces
Education
2012

Sheffield Museums

An illustrated journey to the east with China at Weston Park.
Spaces
Arts & Culture
2011

University of Sheffield

Wayfinding grade II Western Bank library with Avanti Architects.
Spaces
Education
2010

University of Sheffield

Breaking down big numbers with the University's Annual Report.
Key Comms
Education
2009

Sheffield Museums

Astonishing artefacts and epic stories – Treasures from the V&A.
Spaces
Arts & Culture
2009
A wide-angle view of the Millennium Gallery entrance in Sheffield showing three large window graphics for the Treasures from the V&A 400–1600 AD exhibition. The left panel shows geometric drawings on a gold ground, the centre panel bears the text FROM THE ASHES OF A FALLEN EMPIRE over a classical sculptural figure, and the right panel reads LOOK INTO THE MIND OF A GENIUS over handwritten manuscript text. A visitor passes in motion blur. Exhibition campaign designed by Cafeteria for Sheffield Museums.

Sheffield Museums

Magnifying minibeasts with a family-fun Big Bug Show.
Spaces
Arts & Culture
2009

Trakker

A product packaging system for innovative angling gear.
Brand
Commercial
2008
A close-up of the Armo wordmark embroidered in red and white thread on dark green fabric, with a star motif incorporated into the letter A. Brand identity applied to product, designed by Cafeteria for Trakker.

Sheffield Museums

Reporting a positive impact on the cultural landscape of our city.
Key Comms
Arts & Culture
2007

Buster’s Coffee

A bright and lively blend for Buster's Coffee.
Brand
Commercial
2007
Five silver foil coffee bags lined up against a white background, each with a different coloured label — pink, teal, orange, green and blue — bearing the Buster's Coffee Co. logo and variety names: Organic Java, Costa Rican, Buster's Blend, Colombian and Espresso, each with a short descriptor and Fairtrade mark. Packaging design by Cafeteria for Buster's Coffee.

Sheffield Museums

Marking 100 years of James Dixon and Sons silverware.
Key Comms
Arts & Culture
2006
Two hands holding a cream exhibition invitation card on a wooden surface, printed in a period typographic style reading Celebrated Wares and Fine Craftsmanship — Silver City — James Dixon & Sons 1806–2006 — Sheffield, England, with private view details for the Millennium Galleries below. Printed collateral designed by Cafeteria for Sheffield Museums.

Sheffield Museums

A handmade expression for an exhibition about tall tales.
Spaces
Arts & Culture
2005
The exhibition title Fairytales and Urban Myths rendered in handmade aluminium strip lettering fixed to deep crimson draped fabric, the word and picked out in gold. The three-dimensional letterforms cast subtle shadows across the textile surface. Exhibition graphics designed by Cafeteria for Sheffield Museums.

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