Keuhne + Nagel - Belguim

Brief: To design a two-storey, centrepiece exhibition stand for this global logistics company, facilitating information provision, formal meetings, customer liaison and hospitality.

Solution: A bold, imaginative two-footprint stand covering 40m2, featuring private meeting room, meeting zones, bespoke reception desk, large monitors, bar area, staff facilities and storage.

Orange - Exhibition Stands

Brief: To design a series of free-standing display panels which presented the next generation of 3G Orange mobile phones.

Solution: Using light weight materials to form the structural frames and transparent surfaces with printed product information combined a high tech appearance with low cost.

School Of Life - London

Brief: To design a retail interior which encourages and facilitates learning and fully reflects the language of the brand, forming a truly coherent environment.

Solution: A high street store inviting participation and interaction. Facilities underlining the value the business places on its staff. A unified expression of the brand’s values and aspirations.

“London has never seen anything quite like this before.”

Time Out

Impressions - Newcastle

Brief: To transform a disused 14,500 square-foot clothing factory into a stylish and vibrant out-of-town factory shop using small budgets and huge creativity.

Solution: Clever design, bold colours, great lighting. A bespoke merchandising system, new mid-floor units, payment desks and changing rooms. A fresh brand identity, point-of-sales and external signage. A thrilling new space from a tired old shell.

Northumberland House - London

Brief: To create bold and imaginative concept designs for the lobby, main bar, mezzanine bar, restaurant and rest rooms of the Club Headquarters Hotel.

Solution: Geometric design motifs, rich colours, luxurious materials and grand scale combine to produce interiors that welcome, impress and entertain members of this hotel, club and casino.

“We are extremely excited by the stunning, contemporary design put forward by Bromfield.”

Barry Llewellyn – Director, Blewstone

Eat Fish - Bedford

Brief: To create a modern, spacious dining environment, which welcomes customers and provides both comforting familiarity and a sense of adventure.

Solution: Contemporary glass panelling combines with traditional woods and rustic textures, clever use of light and high ceilings to deliver a natural, relaxing, but thoroughly up-to-date environment that perfectly complements the dining experience.

“The result is excellent and now it is down to us to deliver.”

Jamie Rankin - Joint Owner, Eat Fish

X-Change offices - London

Brief: To demonstrate how this refurbished office building could be transformed into an exciting office environment aimed at the media sector.

Solution: Producing computer generated 3D visuals the design of the space is clearly presented in an imaginative yet logical way. Clever use of space planning and positioning of cellular spaces help to create interest in this otherwise bland & awkward environment.