Keen to avoid the galley kitchen cliche, Crolla re-proportioned bifold doors at the end of this kitchen to create a bifold window. Food prep space was not compromised, nor was the garden view. The expansive window opening brings the outside in and the inside out, allowing for the flow of natural light and beers!
The brief for this Spitalfields flat renovation was to create a 1930’s/40’s ambiance with a sense of stepping into a boutique hotel on arrival.
Crolla used colour boldly but not overwhelmingly, sourcing vintage fixtures and carefully curating beautiful wallpapers to create feature spaces. Crolla designed two distinctly different, but equally luxurious, bathrooms, an en-suite and one for the family.
A new Lebanese food offer will be opening in Reigate, Surrey, next month with branding and graphics by Crolla. Here’s a pre-launch taste of what’s to come.
Crolla created the illustrations and campaign material for HÔP’s Year of the Pig-inspired promotions and festivities. The Squeal of Fortune was our favourite!
For the opening of HÔP’s flagship restaurant in London’s iconic Leadenhall Building, known fondly as the ‘Cheesegrater’, Crolla art directed and styled the photography to create a new marketing campaign that pops with colour and contrast. (HÔP’s never been shy!)
The SeaGals are an incredibly tenacious team of 13 and 14 year old East London girls who on the 19 July 2018 became the youngest female team to swim the English Channel from Dover to Cap Gris-Nez, France. They trained for two years with cold swims, night swims and reservoir swims before completing this ultimate swimming challenge.
In Crolla’s logo, the waves keep the SeaGals buoyant and pushing onward. In an appreciative nod to their inspirational coach Tim, the TM symbol becomes his name.
Vanessa Norwood, previously Head of Exhibitions at the Architectural Association needed a new and dynamic identity to communicate her expertise as an architecture curator and consultant. Crolla deconstructed and reconstructed her initials to create an eye-catching typographic twist.
Viet-food loving London Wall customers celebrated the opening of the fourth HÔP in March.
This almost boutique-style HÔP site has opened in a rare piece of art nouveau architecture, Bolton House.
