A book we designed for Quid Publishing was spotted by my son on a coffee table during the first episode of a new series of Being Human on BBC3… Well spotted Luke!

The front covers of the book can be seen below.

rehabdesign were recently commissioned to create an identity for NHS Lewisham’s new dental campaign. Once created it was rolled out across billboards, phoneboxes, bus shelters, posters and leaflets.

Southwark Council commissioned rehabdesign to produce a brochure to be used by council representatives when they attend conferences across the country. The document will be used to share best practice on community cohesion. Over the years Southwark has achieved much in making our communities stronger and more resilient. They are especially proud of their partnership work with their residents, the voluntary, community sector, the police, the PCT and local agencies.

Community cohesion means working towards a society in which there is a common vision and sense of belonging by all communities, a society in which the diversity of people’s backgrounds and circumstances is appreciated and valued, a society in which similar life opportunities are available to all and a society in which strong and positive relationships exist and continue to be developed in the workplace, in schools and in the wider community.

As part of the local government performance framework, DEFRA have set up a number of National Indicators for local authorities. The London borough of Southwark must reduce carbon emissions by 8.5% by 2011.

rehabdesign™ have been commissioned by Southwark to design all communication materials for The Big Switch Off. The latest project has involved the design and production of a 3D house detailing where energy, and therefore money, can be saved around the home.

rehabdesign™ have just completed designing a new title for Quid Publishing.

Packed with easy-to-follow illustrations and step-by-step instructions, this complete guide to playing cards tells you how to play 52 games, master 52 skills, and perform 52 tricks. Whether you want to sit down for a family game of cards, learn a fancy shuffle to impress your friends, or even a simple trick to amaze them, all you need is a deck of cards and this book.

We have recently completed this new book for Quid Publishing.

History is a catalogue of errors, and History’s Worst Decisions shines a light on fifty of the biggest. Starting with Adam and Eve’s original blunder in eating the apple, author Stephen Weir takes you on a tour of catastrophes from antiquity to modern times.

rehabdesign™ have designed the brand identity and all printed material for the ‘A picture of health’ campaign for NHS London.

‘A picture of health’ sets out to explain to the residents of Bexley, Bromley, Greenwich and Lewisham the options that have been produced to address the
issues that are preventing your local NHS from providing better, safer and affordable care. A more in depth explanation can be found on the
A picture of health website.

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rehabdesign™ have recently completed the branding and illustration for Southwark Children’s Services’ campaign “Talk and Play Everyday!”, aimed at encouraging parents to talk to their children during play to help their language development. Included in this campaign is a tote bag to colour in with the fabric crayons supplied.

As part of the local government performance framework, DEFRA have set up a number of National Indicators for local authorities. The London borough of Southwark must reduce carbon emissions by 8.5% by 2011.

rehabdesign™ have been commissioned by Southwark to design all communication materials for The Big Switch Off. The initial logo designs can be seen above. One is aimed at the 200 largest emitters in the commercial and public sectors and the other is aimed at residents.