Interpretation and visitor display
Interpretation panels
Exhibition displays
Leaflets
Habitat boards
Education packs
Signage
Visitor guides
Waymarkers
Roller banners
Pop-up-displays
Ure Walks Through Time
Interpretation & Display Panel Design
Red Bonsai has over 30 years’ experience designing interpretation panels and display systems for heritage, environmental and visitor settings. We create clear, engaging panels using photography, illustration, maps and diagrams to communicate information quickly.
National Trust
Working Within Established Brands
We have worked with organisations including the National Trust, English Heritage and Wildlife Trusts. We understand how to deliver high-quality design while working within strict brand guidelines.
The Old Workhouse
Clear, Accessible Interpretation
Interpretation must be easy to read and understand at a glance. We design with strong hierarchy, clear layouts and careful consideration of text size, line length and contrast to ensure accessibility for all users.
The Cinder Track
Content & Copy
We support concise, accurate and engaging content, working with specialist copywriters or integrating client-supplied text.
Lincolnshire Limewoods
Supporting Leaflets & Printed Interpretation
We also design accompanying leaflets and printed literature to support interpretation schemes, ensuring a consistent and cohesive visual identity across all materials. Whether guides, maps, brochures or educational handouts, each piece is carefully structured to present information clearly and logically, complementing on-site displays. Attention is given to layout, typography and print specification to produce durable, high-quality materials that are easy to use and appropriate for their environment and audience.
Areas of Outstanding Beauty
Display Systems & Materials
We design and produce a range of interpretation display solutions, from standard lecterns to bespoke structures. Materials include hardwood, softwood, stainless steel, galvanised steel and recycled options, all selected for durability and context.
Yorkshire Wildlife Trusts
Knaresborough
The Two Rivers Trail
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