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BRAND OVERVIEW
Hatfield House is a Jacobean tourist attraction approximately 20 miles north of London. It's a leading example of the 'prodigy house'. It was built in 1611 by Robert Cecil, 1st Earl of Salisbury, a Chief Minister to King James I. An advertising campaign was commissioned targeting London bound tourists to venture further afield.
PROJECT SCOPE
Hatfield House required a tube, train and bus station advertising poster campaign. They approached aearyl.com to design a campaign poster to compete with other London historical attractions, and we obliged by creating a cost effective branded solution, primarily targeting an increase in footfall.
BRAND DEVELOPMENT
Branding style in keeping with elegant period architecture.
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