After meticulously researching all things refuse and shortlisting a number of preferred products and brands, Binopolis needed to establish a brand that would assure suppliers and customers alike of the quality offer. The brand needed to work in all applications, but its primary use would be the website.
We created a simple, playful identity that was inspired by classic Scandinavian product design. The light, spacious layout of the website allows the bins to be showcased clearly, and a collection of buying guides contributes to an intuitive and information-rich user experience.
The design of the website has been widely commended, and has helped Binopolis secure exposure in both Times and Independent online articles.
“Salad created a beautiful-but-accessible site, which successfully established Binopolis in the top end of the sector against department store competitors, and also differentiated the brand from lower quality retailers.
The website has a broad appeal; less tech-savvy customers appreciate its simplicity, professional customers appreciate the styling and clarity of information, and designers and architects feel at home with its design-led image – one said it was the only site he could bear to look at when specifying bins for his projects.”
Website design and development supporting the platform that delivers credible sustainability research to help inform policy and action. Evidensia.
Telling the stories that need to be heard: reinvigorating the brand, visual identity & website for a purposeful PR agency
