Meet Our Team: Polly Arrowsmith
It’s been a busy and energising start to 2024 in the Kingdom and Sparrow office, as we’ve not only had a huge reorganisation of our studio space here in Falmouth, but we’ve also added two new members to our team.
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Celebrating local makers at Christmas
At Kingdom and Sparrow we love to celebrate the amazing plethora of local makers, craftspeople and artists we have here in Cornwall.
Beauty and beautiful brands
In the age of hyper-personalisation, the hair care industry is witnessing a revolutionary shift. In this thought-piece, we explore the […]
A new world of sustainable beauty
Decade-long transformation strategies, corporate responsibility workflows and changing the consumer’s first high-touch experience of their brand through packaging – this […]
Welcome to our first B Corp impact report
Over the years we’ve grown and evolved, but we’ve always set out to create real, positive change; for our clients […]
Kingdom & Sparrow Crowned Design Agency of the Year in the Icons of Rum Awards
We are delighted to announce that we have been awarded “Agency of the Year”, in the Icons of Rum Awards, for our work on Makai for KBE Drinks.
The World Brand Design Awards 2023
And number 1 in the UK!
Born to rum and rum
The rum category has exploded over the last couple of years… and it’s about time.
‘The new luxury. What does it mean for luxury drinks and brand design?’
The power of luxury has been derived from an ability to convey status, achievement and ultimately wealth. An exclusivity driven […]
Quarterly update – 4 months at K&S.
Kieron Weedon, our Strategy Director, joined us in January. A B Corp certification, several exciting new projects, 3rd best global agency ranking and 4 months later, he shares an insight into being part of the K&S team.
Behind The B
It’s B Corp Month, and we were lucky enough to work with Nice and Serious, and innocent’s creative team to create this year’s campaign – Behind The B. Find out what it means to us here.
The Price Of Purpose
Has the increasing focus on brand purpose meant that brands and agencies have lost their way? Can brand purpose sell more stuff to more people?
