Context

Osterley Park and House is a National Trust-run neo-classical house built in the 1570s, with landscaped parks and gardens. The gardens have been restored to their 18th Century glory and are one of the largest open spaces in London.

Osterley’s signage had been added to over the years, resulting in a mixture of materials, condition and conflicting brand messages.

Work undertaken

Having undertaken a full audit and applying their knowledge of the new brand guidelines, FWDP put forward a signage and wayfinding strategy to improve the overall appearance and performance of Osterley’s sign displays.

Each panel was typeset and proofs were provided for client approval prior to manufacture. All signs were produced in accordance with the new guidelines and installation was undertaken by FWDP's team of fitters.