Wrapping up a year of Strategically-Led Creative – Making ideas tangible

As we come to the close of 2025, we are taking a moment to reflect on a year that has been full, ambitious and deeply rewarding. It has been a year defined by strong partnerships, brave thinking and strategically led creative that has helped our clients move forward with confidence.

One of the standout moments of the year was the rebrand of Lunson Mitchenall, now known as LM. Launched at the end of September, the new identity marked a significant evolution for the business, sharpening its positioning within the retail and leisure sector and setting a clear platform for the future.

Earlier in the year, we were proud to develop and launch the new brand for Redwood. Going live in March, the brand brought clarity and confidence to their proposition. November saw the launch of the rebrand for Parkgate Shopping Park. This project focused on creating a more contemporary and welcoming identity for a well loved retail destination.

Alongside these major launches, we have worked across a diverse range of sectors. We developed a new website for Professor PS, helping to elevate the digital presence of a world-renowned urologist, and also supported Ins & Outs Cleaning & Maintenance, evolving their brand to help them succeed as a major player across London and the South West.

We celebrated creative exploration and craft through our submission work for the Termoli brand, the redevelopment of the visual identity for the National Sleep Helpline, and the launch of For Your Eternity. We are also incredibly proud to be continuing our long-standing relationship with The Sleep Charity. This partnership remains one of deep collaboration and shared purpose, with exciting new developments planned for the year ahead. 

Alongside this, we are working with a number of other clients whose brands and rebrands will be revealed in the new year.

This year also marked a renewed chapter with GroceryAid. Following the launch of their new brand by Brandon, we were appointed to support the rollout across all touchpoints.

Internally, the Pip team has continued to grow and evolve. We welcomed Ellen in March, and more recently Matt, who has joined us and is excited to be working on live client projects. Both have quickly become valued members of the team. Ben has also taken a big step forward this year, leading the development of Pip’s own brand. Together, we are laying the foundations for some exciting new things planned for 2026.

And speaking of 2026, it marks a huge milestone for Pip. Next year we celebrate our 10 year anniversary, with plans already underway for a celebration in May. There will be nostalgia, reflection and big ideas for what comes next, so watch this space.

Above all else, we are incredibly grateful to every client, collaborator and supplier we have worked with this year. They say ‘it takes a village’, and we are lucky to be surrounded by one of the most supportive and close knit communities in the strategy and design industry.

As we look ahead, we are excited to continue collaborating with ambitious clients, taking on bold briefs and delivering the best strategically led design we can. Here’s to what comes next. See you in 2026!

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