Chipperfield Stands Out With Bespoke Stationery

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One of the world’s most influential architectural firms, David Chipperfield Architects, is making the right impression with a range of contemporary branded stationery from John Morgan Studio, created by die-stamping specialists, Baddeley Brothers. The RIBA award-winning architectural firm, now the subject of an exciting exhibition at London’s Design Museum, is celebrated for creating subtle and … Read more

Baddeley Brothers Handmade Invite to Milan

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Europe’s hottest designers in the fashion and art world will be attending Wallpaper* Handmade’s exclusive party in Milan’s Brioni HQ at this year’s Salone Internazionale del Mobile, with a specially commissioned invitation created by Baddeley Brothers. For the second year running, the influential publication has chosen Baddeley Brothers to create the bespoke duplexed invitations and … Read more

Traditional print makes the Innovation Award shortlist

The pioneering way that Baddeley Brothers has collaboratively developed the unique paper planes, then attracted and engaged a highly influential creative audience across the world, has evidently struck a chord with the demanding panel of experts at the 2012 British Printing Industries Federation (BPIF) Excellence Awards. The Paper Planes campaign is one of seven projects … Read more

Engraving exhibit rides into town

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Etching tool and dies used in traditional die-stamping will star in a new Cromwell exhibition in Huntington, on loan from Baddeley Brothers. ‘The Headless Horseman’ exhibition at the Cromwell Museum is displaying a series of seven prints, derived from the Van Dyck portrait of Charles I on horseback. The prints start off with Cromwell’s head … Read more

Olympic planning

Just a stone’s throw from the Olympic Village, Baddeley Brothers, the specialist printing and envelope making firm is ready for the inevitable transport disruption that up to 3 million visitors a day will create. Preparations are well underway to ensure that the business runs smoothly throughout the Olympics and Paralympics – so much so, that … Read more

Making an impact in the country

Director Charles Pertwee invited the journalist see for himself what happened on the workshop floor From the noisy clatter of the printing presses to the delicate process of making tissue-lined envelopes by hand, the skill and experience of the Baddeley Brothers’ team must have made a great impression. Indeed, examples of Baddeley Brothers’ work and … Read more

Fit for a Queen – and the First Lady

Loved and cherished for their rare ingredients and imaginative blends, the perfumes and candles crafted by Irish artisan perfumer Cloon Keen Atelier deliver a complete sensory experience – from their hand-placed cotton wicks to each exclusive die-stamped label. No wonder then, that when Queen Elizabeth II made her historic visit to Ireland, Cloon Keen Atelier … Read more

Graduate trainee’s stock is rising

University of East London graduate Arnaud Celeste is driving up the value of Baddeley Brothers’ stock – stock cards and envelopes that is! During a three-month placement, arranged in partnership with UEL’s Student Enterprise Team, Arnaud is masterminding the relaunch of the Baddeley Brothers’ luxurious stock cards and quality envelopes range. Using new media and … Read more

Wallpaper Handmade Exhibition: Brioni Palazzo

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Take 5! Studio Glithero puts Baddeley Brothers on film Like a scene in a European arthouse film, the design presses and envelope folding machines at Baddeley Brothers have been given a starring role in a remarkable art exhibit. Studio Glithero, a well respected Anglo-Dutch design alliance, has been filming the Baddeley Brothers presses in action, … Read more

Devilishly detailed design pours into production

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An exclusive bottle of celebratory Christmas Absinthe, designed by an award-winning specialist drinks branding company to showcase its distinctive creativity, is back on the production line in response to customer demand.

Increased collaboration and
continual innovation

“This was a highly complex design which required absolute precision. It would be a challenge for any printer but we have worked with Baddeley Brothers before, so we knew that they could achieve exactly what we needed,” said Stranger & Stranger’s Founder Kevin Shaw.

“From the start, we felt that traditional printing techniques like die stamping and blind embossing would give our designs the authentic and premium impression that we needed, and so we designed a dense yet delicate main label, packed with subtle messages to complement our company ethos.”