Raspberry Pi is a small, affordable computer, enabling children to learn about programming through fun, practical projects. Used with education platform Scratch, children can create games, stories and animation. Brand awareness was limited beyond the school network, arken were therefore tasked to develop an experiential concept that would raise its brand profile, build engagement and support product education. The concept had to engage children but also bring parents along to

Hippie Chic, a 'boho' style brand of beaded straps/bracelets combined with watches tasked arken to design an alternative solution to the wire hook unit they were using. this stylish 3-sided spinner unit has space for impactful interchangeable graphics as well as ample stock and gave the brand much more visual impact in store. There were 50 units being produced and rolled out into store at the beginning of February 2019.

Designed for multi-market use, the success of this in-store display solution was all about how to achieve more with less – driving costs out of the outgoing design concept while losing none of its impact, and integrating clever use of smart, highly energy efficient built-in technology along the way. Made out of 20mm acrylic, the unit utilises the latest in optical-mounted print technology to bond photo quality graphics directly to acrylic, without the need for traditional glu

arken created a new on-shelf riser display units for leading electronics brand Intel. Designed to promote its gaming products within international electronic retailers, it features a range of built-in technology considerations that are as intelligent as Intel product themselves. The displays feature daisy chain connectivity – allowing up to four units to be linked at once from only a single power source. Small circuit board technology means the unit could power products, or v

arken created a standout temporary freestanding display for beauty brand Makeup Revolution to promote its range of Halloween products in Superdrug. This display was all about creating ‘the look’ which was achieved with bold dynamic 3D effects using a double layer of card. Additional “dress kit” variants featured cardboard shrouds and a new, tiered top shelving system to support anticipated higher sales volumes. Revolution wanted to encourage Superdrug shoppers to get creati