Based in Eastbourne, East Sussex · Working with businesses across the UK and Europe
FROM THE ARCHIVE

Look Back at Our Creative Work

A look back at selected projects from earlier chapters of our creative work.

The KAIA Design archive brings together websites, graphic design, branding, print, photography and digital projects created across many years of working with businesses, organisations and independent brands.

Design, technology and the web have changed significantly over time. Rather than hiding older work, we keep it here as part of our story – showing how our ideas, skills and approach have evolved while the focus on thoughtful design and long-term client relationships has remained.

DESIGN ARCHIVE

Projects from earlier chapters.

Explore a selection of earlier KAIA Design projects across web, branding, graphic design, print and photography.

We’re currently adding our latest work to the new KAIA Design website. More projects will appear here soon.

Wood Production Ltd complete brand identity with stationery, brochure, business cards and website design
A complete brand identity, website and print design project created for Wood Production Ltd, a bespoke joinery and furniture company based in
Muir Walker & Pride architecture website hero image from the KAIA Design Archive

A long-term website design and development project for Muir Walker & Pride, evolving from a bespoke PHP and custom CMS platform into

Savile Row Training Academy WordPress website shown on laptop and mobile with tailoring accessories

A bespoke WordPress website, ecommerce and online learning platform created for Savile Row Training Academy in London, combining brand identity, paid tailoring

THEN & NOW

See where that experience has taken us.

Our work has evolved alongside the web, technology and the businesses we support. What started with web design, graphic design and branding has grown into a broader digital approach combining web design and development, SEO and search visibility, AI search optimisation and ongoing website care.

The tools may have changed, but the principle remains the same – creating work with a purpose and helping businesses move forward.