Design

Design
Graphic Design Partnership

From concept to completion, OBH is with you every step of the way to produce a product you love.

Our in-house design team is made up of vibrant and experienced graphic designers who can handle anything from minor tweaks to full publications.

With expertise in project management, our design team not only brings creative ideas to life but also ensures your project stays on track. We provide accurate, experience-based scheduling and maintain clear communication throughout the journey to meet your deadlines.

At OBH, we take pride in delivering exceptional design solutions that exceed expectations and create lasting impressions.

Educational publications, branding and marketing.

Book designs and layout. Periodical and publications.

Marketing collateral for all industries

Graphic Design Partnership packages tailored to your needs and budget

Logos and branding

Food labels and packaging

Colour correction

The benefits of using OBH’s design services:

Seamless Collaboration

From conception to completion, our designers work directly with all departments in the building. Communication between the design, your account managers, and our production teams is streamlined, ensuring higher accuracy and fewer misinterpretations.

Quality Control

Having designers in-house enables OBH to maintain strict quality control standards throughout the design and printing process. Our designers ensure that artwork meets OBH’s specifications and standards, leading to consistently high-quality printed products.

Efficiency and Speed

Our in-house designers are intimately familiar with OBH’s printing processes and requirements. This allows for quicker turnaround times. Our designers can create print-ready files without the need for extensive back-and-forth communication or revisions.

Graphic Design Partnership

How does having your very own design team without the overhead cost sound?
Talk to us about our partnership packages, tailored solutions that are perfectly suited to your design needs and budget. Gain direct access to our experienced designers and receive on-demand value for your investment.

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Clients often ask, what’s the difference between digital and offset printing and when should I use each?

Digital and offset printing serve different purposes, with the best choice depending on quantity, turnaround time, and the desired outcome.

Digital printing applies ink or toner directly to the substrate without printing plates, making it ideal for short to medium runs, fast turnaround times, variable data printing, and multiple design variations. The latest generation of digital presses produces stunning print quality. Because digital printing requires little setup, it can significantly reduce paper waste and improve production efficiency, making it an ideal solution for projects where quality, speed, and sustainability are equally important.

Offset printing uses metal plates to transfer ink to paper, making it well suited to larger print runs where colour consistency and quality are critical over very high-volume print runs. Catalogues and large-scale publications benefit from the consistency of offset printing.

The best approach is to choose the print method that best supports the final result, not the other way around. Our team of print experts can guide you through your print project.

Pages printed and guillotined for National Trust Magazine

Case Study

CLIENT

Pembroke School

SERVICE

DIgital Publication Print

STOCK

Cover: 350gsm Grange Board, Internal: Pacesetter Extra 120gsm

TECHNIQUES

Digital print, Saddle Stitch Booklet

INFO

We have loved working with OBH Print over the last few years. They are easy to work with and gave us lots of design ideas for the overhaul of our school branding. We have used them for all of our branding including, logo, signage, online templates, stationary, uniform design and promotional materials. The product is always high quality and professional. We would highly recommend using OBH for all of your design and printing needs!

Amy Johnstone — Seaton Park Primary School