Graphic kitchen
since 2014
The Social Dough Company

Challenges
The Social Dough Company had built a loyal following through its unique lockdown pizza truck concept, serving freshly made pizzas from a converted 1980s horse trailer paired with an iconic Keswick Green Land Rover Defender. What started as a community-focused initiative during the Covid-19 pandemic quickly gained momentum and created an opportunity for growth. As the business evolved from a mobile food operation into a permanent restaurant concept, the founders needed a professional brand identity that could scale with the business while preserving the authenticity and story that had made it so popular. The challenge was to create a consistent customer experience across every touchpoint, from the food truck and packaging to menus, signage and digital presence, whilst positioning the brand for future expansion.
Solution
Graphic Kitchen was initially brought in to brand the original pizza trailer, helping transform the mobile operation into a memorable and professional hospitality experience. As the business continued to grow, our involvement expanded to support the launch of their first permanent restaurant in Pinner. We developed a cohesive brand ecosystem that connected every customer touchpoint. This included branding, menu design, packaging design, van branding, website design and development, and wider brand activation to ensure consistency both online and offline. The visual identity was built around the distinctive green colour inspired by the original Land Rover Defender, helping preserve the brand's heritage whilst creating a recognisable presence within the local hospitality market. By creating a strong brand foundation and customer experience, The Social Dough Company was able to successfully transition from a popular food truck into a thriving restaurant business. The brand's growth ultimately supported the launch of a second location in Ruislip, demonstrating the power of combining a compelling story with a clear and scalable brand strategy. Today, The Social Dough Company continues to build on the same principles that inspired its creation: bringing people together through great food, memorable experiences and genuine social connection.










































































Visual Hierarchy
Visual hierarchy is the principle of arranging elements to show their order of importance. information easily. By laying out elements logically designers working process by wireframing.
Components
From textile design to murals, editorial illustrations and book covers, her style is recognized by her simple and perfectly arranged shapes as well as her rich and vibrant color palette.








































































