Checkland Kindleysides designs Footwear Plus Concept for Timberland
Timberland is applying its "make it better" motto to its Massachusetts store at the north shore mall Peabody. The new store is Timberland's most environmentally friendly ever.
Checkland Kindleysides, November 2007

Checkland Kindleysides Create New Designer Area for Vision Express
Checkland Kindleysides were appointed by Vision Express to review the designer area within their Oxford Street store, to give the area a more premium look and feel in line with the brands displayed, which include Prada, Hugo Boss, Emporio Armani and Gucci.
Checkland Kindleysides, November 2007

New Merchandising Brings the 'Outside In' for Merrell
Retail design specialist Design4Retail has completed its installation of a unique merchandise display system to support the launch of Merrell Apparel, an outdoors clothing range that complements its highly successful footwear range.
Design4Retail Ltd, November 2007

Bringing High Street Style to Retail Banking
Banks are a necessity for the vast majority of the British public; most lack the sophisticated style that we expect on today's high street. It was this very problem, together with the need to improve sales and service that one of the UK's leading financial groups, the Alliance & Leicester wanted to address by implementing a major re-brand of its UK branch network.
Design4Retail Ltd, November 2007

Checkland Kindleysides Create Flagship Experience for Playstation 3
Checkland Kindleysides was commissioned by Sony Computer Entertainment UK to create a brand flagship experience to coincide with European launch of the PLAYSTATION® 3.
Checkland Kindleysides, September 2007

CRP stands and delivers POP solution for Jameson Whiskey
The number one wine and spirits company outside of the US, Pernod Ricard, called upon CRP Print and Packaging Ltd and their highly regarded Display Division to design and produce a display solution for their recent promotion of Jameson whiskey in the UK.
CRP, June 2007

Design4Retail launch new stores for two seasons
The leading surf, street and snow sportswear retailer, 'two seasons', has joined forces with retail design agency, design4retail, to launch its latest retail outlet in the heart of Leicester.
Design4Retail, 13th November 2006

Checkland Kindleysides Design New Merchandising Furniture for Ruby & Millie
Following the success of their work for Boots with the No7 brand, Checkland Kindleysides was commissioned by Boots, to create two new formats for the Ruby & Millie brand which would reflect the core essence of the Ruby and Millie brand 'stylish expertise for everyday' and reinvigorate the brand.
Checkland Kindleysides, 8th August 2006

New RoomSign Digital Signage solution installed at Portsmouth University
Remote Media launch new RoomSign at University of Portsmouth’s Purple Door.
Remote Media, 18th April 2006

Debenhams roll-out Remote Media Digital Signage
Activity Superstore providers of gift experiences have integrated Remote Media’s Solid Media LCD Video Players into their POS for nationwide rollout throughout Debenhams.
Remote Media, 12th December 2005

Remote Media install Digital Posters & Thru-glass InfoPoint for Rubgy Council
Three 37" Digital Posters and a 37" Thru Glass Touch Information Point Kiosk are installed at Rugby Visitor Centre.
Remote Media, 27th July 2005

Checkland Kindleysides Design & Produce Award Winning Sampling Unitary for Sony PSP™
Checkland Kindleysides was commissioned by Sony Computer Entertainment Europe create designs to encourage users to sample and experience PSP™ (PlayStation® Portable), targeting both trade audiences at launch events and consumers at events outside the retail environment such as live music gigs, airports, theme parks or shopping malls.
Checkland Kindleysides, April 2005

Checkland Kindleysides Creates New Retail Environment for Boots No7
Checkland Kindleysides has been working with Boots to create retail merchandising and display unitary for the revamp of their No 7 brand which was officially unveiled on February 7th 2005.
Checkland Kindleysides, February 2005